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

UK farmer convicted after slurry spill kills 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

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

UK refines national security investment rules

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

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

Midwives key to boosting pregnancy vaccine uptake, survey finds

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UK farmer convicted after slurry spill kills hundreds of fish
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.

UK convenes JEF partners to disrupt Russia's shadow fleet
12 March 22:22
Politics

UK convenes JEF partners to disrupt Russia's shadow fleet

Deterring, disrupting and degrading the Russian shadow fleet is a priority for this government – starving Putin’s war machine and putting pressure on Russia to end the war in Ukraine.

Some parents believe children always need antibiotics for ear infections
11 March 23:44
Culture

Some parents believe children always need antibiotics for ear infections

Over a third (36%) of surveyed parents incorrectly assume children always need antibiotics for ear infections, according to new research from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

UK government expands free energy-saving support for hospitality businesses
10 March 17:13
Economy

UK government expands free energy-saving support for hospitality businesses

More than 525 small and medium sized pubs, restaurants and hotels are set to receive free support to cut their energy bills through the extension of a government-funded energy and carbon reduction tool.

UK, Germany advance missile cooperation with Deep Precision Strike programme
9 March 16:26
Politics

UK, Germany advance missile cooperation with Deep Precision Strike programme

Progress on bolstering national security for the UK and Germany has been made, following talks in Berlin on jointly developing Deep Precision Strike missiles capable of travelling more than 2,000 kilometres.

UK army announces three senior leadership appointments
8 March 14:35
Politics

UK army announces three senior leadership appointments

Lieutenant General Mike Elviss CB MBE is to succeed Lieutenant General Sir Ralph Wooddisse KCB CBE MC as Commander Allied Rapid Reaction Corps in late March 2026.

UK launches Fusion Strategy to drive clean energy, jobs, and investment
7 March 19:19
Economy

UK launches Fusion Strategy to drive clean energy, jobs, and investment

Britain is another step closer to a future powered by clean, virtually limitless energy as the government launches its Fusion Strategy, backing British jobs, investment and energy sovereignty and delivering on its Industrial Strategy.

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UK convenes JEF partners to disrupt Russia's shadow fleet
12 March 22:22
Politics

UK convenes JEF partners to disrupt Russia's shadow fleet

Deterring, disrupting and degrading the Russian shadow fleet is a priority for this government – starving Putin’s war machine and putting pressure on Russia to end the war in Ukraine.

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.

Some parents believe children always need antibiotics for ear infections
11 March 23:44
Culture

Some parents believe children always need antibiotics for ear infections

Over a third (36%) of surveyed parents incorrectly assume children always need antibiotics for ear infections, according to new research from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA).

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.

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