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Major oil spill in Poole Harbour costs company heavily
10:02
Economy

Major oil spill in Poole Harbour costs company heavily

UK communities to get new homes, better transport, cleaner energy sooner
23 March 11:17
Economy

UK communities to get new homes, better transport, cleaner energy sooner

Overhaul of nuclear system to speed up building and cut costs
22 March 12:12
Economy

Overhaul of nuclear system to speed up building and cut costs

New tool for families, schools to cut stigma of child poverty
21 March 13:33
Economy

New tool for families, schools to cut stigma of child poverty

Gov.uk postcode checker now live for England and Wales
20 March 14:49
Politics

Gov.uk postcode checker now live for England and Wales

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Major oil spill in Poole Harbour costs company heavily
10:02
Economy

Major oil spill in Poole Harbour costs company heavily

The Environment Agency has made Perenco UK Ltd pay out £6.1m to put right the damage done to the Dorset environment by a major oil spill. The package includes £620,000 to impacted parties alongside £400,000 towards wildlife and access projects run by local bodies, News Cover reports, citing the UK government's official website.

UK communities to get new homes, better transport, cleaner energy sooner
23 March 11:17
Economy

UK communities to get new homes, better transport, cleaner energy sooner

UK communities will get new homes, better transport and cleaner energy sooner, thanks to a more dynamic, modern approach to regulation.

Overhaul of nuclear system to speed up building and cut costs
22 March 12:12
Economy

Overhaul of nuclear system to speed up building and cut costs

The UK government outlined its comprehensive plans to speed up nuclear delivery after the independent Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce led by John Fingleton found an “overly complex” and “bureaucratic” system that favoured process over safe outcomes had held back the industry.

New tool for families, schools to cut stigma of child poverty
21 March 13:33
Economy

New tool for families, schools to cut stigma of child poverty

Parents and teachers will be supported to have important conversations with children about the challenges facing families in poverty, as the UK government publishes a child-friendly version of its landmark Child Poverty Strategy.

Gov.uk postcode checker now live for England and Wales
20 March 14:49
Politics

Gov.uk postcode checker now live for England and Wales

People in need of faster broadband can now find out in a few taps if they are due for a government-funded upgrade, thanks to an online address checker launched.

UK imposes new anti-dumping measure on Chinese tin mill
19 March 15:55
Economy

UK imposes new anti-dumping measure on Chinese tin mill

The UK Government has today (12 March 2026) accepted the TRA’s recommendation to impose a new anti-dumping measure on imports of tin mill products (a type of steel) from China, following evidence of dumping that has caused injury to the UK’s tin mill industry.

UK farmer convicted after slurry spill kills hundreds of fish
18 March 16:16
Economy

UK farmer convicted after slurry spill kills hundreds of fish

A Devon farmer has been ordered to pay £4,778 after an investigation into two separate slurry pollution incidents from his farm near Bideford which caused the death of hundreds of fish.

UK, Ukraine set to agree new world-leading partnership
17 March 12:45
Politics

UK, Ukraine set to agree new world-leading partnership

The UK and Ukraine are set to agree a new world-leading partnership to boost global defensive capability against the proliferation of low-cost, high-tech military hardware, including drones.

UK refines national security investment rules
16 March 18:32
Economy

UK refines national security investment rules

British businesses in critical sectors of the economy will benefit from clearer investment rules under the National Security and Investment Act as the government plans to update its screening regulations to ensure they remain up to date and to provide greater clarity for businesses.

UK Government to help more women, girls enter tech sector
15 March 19:45
Economy

UK Government to help more women, girls enter tech sector

Women at every stage of their careers are set to benefit from new government measures announced today, aimed at boosting female participation in tech.

Midwives key to boosting pregnancy vaccine uptake, survey finds
14 March 20:17
Culture

Midwives key to boosting pregnancy vaccine uptake, survey finds

Midwives and other healthcare professionals have a vital role in improving uptake of pregnancy vaccination.

UK joins IEA members in coordinated oil stock release
13 March 21:11
Economy

UK joins IEA members in coordinated oil stock release

The UK has joined International Energy Agency (IEA) partners in a coordinated release of oil stocks to the market. A total of 400 million barrels of oil will be made available to the market, with the UK contributing 13.5 million barrels, News Cover reports, citing the UK government's official website.

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UK imposes new anti-dumping measure on Chinese tin mill
19 March 15:55
Economy

UK imposes new anti-dumping measure on Chinese tin mill

The UK Government has today (12 March 2026) accepted the TRA’s recommendation to impose a new anti-dumping measure on imports of tin mill products (a type of steel) from China, following evidence of dumping that has caused injury to the UK’s tin mill industry.

Gov.uk postcode checker now live for England and Wales
20 March 14:49
Politics

Gov.uk postcode checker now live for England and Wales

People in need of faster broadband can now find out in a few taps if they are due for a government-funded upgrade, thanks to an online address checker launched.

UK farmer convicted after slurry spill kills hundreds of fish
18 March 16:16
Economy

UK farmer convicted after slurry spill kills hundreds of fish

A Devon farmer has been ordered to pay £4,778 after an investigation into two separate slurry pollution incidents from his farm near Bideford which caused the death of hundreds of fish.

New tool for families, schools to cut stigma of child poverty
21 March 13:33
Economy

New tool for families, schools to cut stigma of child poverty

Parents and teachers will be supported to have important conversations with children about the challenges facing families in poverty, as the UK government publishes a child-friendly version of its landmark Child Poverty Strategy.

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