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Theatres and music venues to re-open on 1st August

Audiences adhering to social distancing will be able to return to indoor theatres, music and performance venues from 1 August, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced today. Dozens of local ...

Government announces additional £500 million of funding for councils

Local Government Secretary Robert Jenrick has today announced £500 million of additional support for COVID-19 related pressures. Many councils have warned that the additional financial burden placed ...

Pension Bill - including requirements to report on green credentials - passes first hurdle

The Pension Schemes Bill, which will bolstering protections for savers and mandate pension schemes to adopt climate reporting - based on recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial ...

Largest testing programme for coronavirus publishes its initial findings

Imperial College London has today released findings from the largest study to date on coronavirus infections. The research, which examined levels of infection in the general population in ...

Huawei to be removed from the UK's 5G network by 2027, review opened into Huawei involvement in broadband infrastructure

Huawei will be completely removed from the UK’s 5G networks by the end of 2027, the government has announced. Ahead of this there will be a total ban on the purchase of any new 5G kit after 31 ...

Williamson announces measures to boost higher technical education

Measures to boost the quality and take-up of higher technical education to support the UK’s economic recovery have been announced by Education Secretary Gavin Williamson today. This comes after a ...

UK government bans neo-Nazi terror group

The Home Secretary has today began the process of proscribing Feuerkrieg Division, or 'fire war division', the far-right terror group. Once this process is complete, it will become a criminal offence ...

Post-Brexit regional development funding may leave English regions significantly worse off

With less than six months until the UK leaves European regional development funding schemes, the UK government has yet to confirm details of its proposed replacement: the Shared Prosperity Fund. A ...

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