government
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UK
Lost Lancaster bomber crew named after 82 years
Four airmen whose graves were marked unknown for decades have been honoured by name at a service in the Netherlands, after a long search uncovered post-war errors.
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World
UK urges focus on delivery at UN committee session
Britain has told the UN's Second Committee that countries must turn agreed development promises into real results, warning that time is running short.
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UK
Catumaxomab approved in UK to ease cancer-related abdominal fluid
The MHRA has licensed catumaxomab (Korjuny) for malignant ascites in adults whose cancer treatment has stopped working, offering longer gaps between drainage procedures.
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UK
Minister backs Northern Ireland growth on visit to Belfast
Sarah Owen toured Queen's University Belfast's new Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre and met firms backed by UK Export Finance.
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London
Southwark Green leader opposes national party's Zionism motion
James McAsh says he does not support the motion passed at Green Party conference, as he and the Lib Dems issue a joint statement on community safety.
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UK
Civil Nuclear Constabulary backs first National Cadets Week
The force is marking the inaugural National Cadets Week by highlighting staff who volunteer with cadet units, as employers are urged to offer five days of paid leave.
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UK
Schools and colleges told to check T Level data before census deadlines
The Department for Education says errors in T Level returns cannot be fixed once the R04 and autumn school census deadlines pass.
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Wales
Wales calls on UK government to back child payment pilot
Deputy First Minister Sioned Williams urges ministers in Westminster to agree benefit rules so a new Welsh child payment can go ahead without cutting other support.
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World
UK warns chemical weapons watchdog that Russia's violations threaten global ban
Britain has told the OPCW that Moscow's repeated use of banned toxins risks eroding the worldwide prohibition on chemical arms, while welcoming progress on Syria's stockpiles.
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Politics
PM marks three years since October 7 attacks with pledge on antisemitism
The Prime Minister has marked the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks on Israel, saying Britain's Jewish community must be protected from abuse and violence.
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World
UK backs stronger UN-AU partnership on African security
Britain says deeper cooperation between the United Nations and African Union is vital as conflicts grow more complex across the continent.
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Wales
Wales launches new safeguarding programme to protect people from abuse
A national programme will coordinate safeguarding across Wales, with a ministerial board, an intelligence hub and a risk register, ahead of possible new laws.
