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Scheme supporting UK artists begins new funding round
11:42
Culture

Scheme supporting UK artists begins new funding round

Mercedes electric vehicle investment to create over 150 British Jobs
6 December 12:30
Economy

Mercedes electric vehicle investment to create over 150 British Jobs

Work starts on the future of naval support in boost to British jobs
5 December 13:55
Politics

Work starts on the future of naval support in boost to British jobs

UK Government brings in measures to help tackle child poverty
4 December 14:19
Politics

UK Government brings in measures to help tackle child poverty

Almost every GP now offers online access for patients
3 December 15:13
Culture

Almost every GP now offers online access for patients

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Scheme supporting UK artists begins new funding round
11:42
Culture

Scheme supporting UK artists begins new funding round

The Music Export Growth Scheme (MEGS) is back with a fresh round of funding, giving UK artists the chance to take their music to the world stage.

Mercedes electric vehicle investment to create over 150 British Jobs
6 December 12:30
Economy

Mercedes electric vehicle investment to create over 150 British Jobs

Over 150 jobs will be created across Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire through a new UK-Germany electric vehicle technology project led by Mercedes. It comes as the German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier begins his three-day State Visit to the UK today, News Cover reports, citing UK government.

Work starts on the future of naval support in boost to British jobs
5 December 13:55
Politics

Work starts on the future of naval support in boost to British jobs

Construction of a new modern support ship for the Royal Navy has begun today, following a steel cutting ceremony in Devon – boosting jobs, skills and growth.

UK Government brings in measures to help tackle child poverty
4 December 14:19
Politics

UK Government brings in measures to help tackle child poverty

Parents will save up to £500 a year as government action on how baby formula is displayed will help them choose the lower price infant formula that is right for them.

Almost every GP now offers online access for patients
3 December 15:13
Culture

Almost every GP now offers online access for patients

Patients at nearly all GP practices (98.7%) in England can now access their surgery online, thanks to government changes allowing patients to submit online consultation requests open during work hours (8am to 6.30pm).

New powers save contracts for local areas
2 December 14:38
Economy

New powers save contracts for local areas

Small businesses are set to benefit from £1 billion of funds every year through laws proposed today allowing local authorities to reserve some contracts for suppliers in their area.

UK government unveils historic child poverty strategy
1 December 10:25
Politics

UK government unveils historic child poverty strategy

Around 550,000 children will be lifted out of poverty by 2030 – the biggest reduction in a single parliament since records began – as the Government launches its Child Poverty Strategy.

Independent Football Regulator appoints first Chief Executive Officer
25 November 10:44
Culture

Independent Football Regulator appoints first Chief Executive Officer

Independent Football Regulator (IFR) Chair David Kogan has appointed Richard Monks as the organisation’s Chief Executive Officer. As the IFR’s first executive appointment, Monks brings nearly 20 years’ experience in the financial regulation sector, News Cover reports, citing UK government.

Scottish cheese sold in Spain for first time
24 November 11:48
Economy

Scottish cheese sold in Spain for first time

Scotland’s dairy sector is celebrating a major export win with Scottish cheese going on sale in Spain for the first time.

'Unknown' British soldier of WW1 identified in Belgium
23 November 12:49
Culture

'Unknown' British soldier of WW1 identified in Belgium

Sjt Fritz was born in 1880 in either Westminster or Mayfair, the records are unclear. At the outbreak of the World War 1, 4th Battalion The Royal Fusiliers mobilised for the Western Front and landed at Le Havre on 13 August 1914.

How British family eating habits have changed since WW2
22 November 13:53
Culture

How British family eating habits have changed since WW2

New data shows how the British diet has changed over the last 85 years – as global tastes and demands for healthier food change what’s on our plates.

Congresbury reservoir turns village fear into award-winning work
21 November 14:54
Economy

Congresbury reservoir turns village fear into award-winning work

An innovative approach to reservoir management that placed community voices at the heart of decision-making has won the ICE South West Collaboration Award 2025.

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UK Government brings in measures to help tackle child poverty
4 December 14:19
Politics

UK Government brings in measures to help tackle child poverty

Parents will save up to £500 a year as government action on how baby formula is displayed will help them choose the lower price infant formula that is right for them.

Work starts on the future of naval support in boost to British jobs
5 December 13:55
Politics

Work starts on the future of naval support in boost to British jobs

Construction of a new modern support ship for the Royal Navy has begun today, following a steel cutting ceremony in Devon – boosting jobs, skills and growth.

Mercedes electric vehicle investment to create over 150 British Jobs
6 December 12:30
Economy

Mercedes electric vehicle investment to create over 150 British Jobs

Over 150 jobs will be created across Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire through a new UK-Germany electric vehicle technology project led by Mercedes. It comes as the German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier begins his three-day State Visit to the UK today, News Cover reports, citing UK government.

New powers save contracts for local areas
2 December 14:38
Economy

New powers save contracts for local areas

Small businesses are set to benefit from £1 billion of funds every year through laws proposed today allowing local authorities to reserve some contracts for suppliers in their area.

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