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Text of the UK’s statement for the UN Human Rights Council interactive dialogue on Iran, delivered by the UK’s Permanent Representative to the WTO and UN, Kumar Iyer; the blurb does not include the statement’s substantive content.
Ambassador Sarah MacIntosh issued the UK’s Explanation of Vote after the UN Security Council failed to renew the Iran Panel of Experts’ mandate, expressing deep regret at today’s veto and its implications for oversight.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak welcomed Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Støre to Liverpool on 27 September 2026 for bilateral talks, marking a UK–Norway engagement described in an official Downing Street announcement.
A £9.8 million injection has been secured to support a major improvement project in Egremont, with Sellafield Ltd helping to unlock the funding to deliver town regeneration and related local infrastructure works.
Statement delivered by the UK’s Permanent Representative to the WTO and UN, Kumar Iyer, as part of the Item 4 general debate at UN Human Rights Council session 63. It sets out the UK’s positions on human rights issues discussed under Item 4.
A repeat offender who posed as a ‘doctor’ and ‘Lord’ has been jailed following investigations by the Insolvency Service and police for fraud; the notice summarises the conviction and sentencing outcome.
The Veterinary Medicines Directorate is recruiting two Senior Efficacy Assessors to evaluate the safety and efficacy aspects of applications for animal medicine authorisations, detailing responsibilities and application process for specialist candidates.
Trade Remedies Authority has closed its investigation into creamy/white limestone imports from Portugal after finding no evidence that the goods benefited from a countervailable subsidy.
Parliamentary Under‑Secretary Uma Kumaran issued a statement on 18 September setting out the UK Government’s approach to doing business with the Falkland Islands, addressing trade and engagement with that Overseas Territory.
Private George Pert from Ferryden, missing since 1918, has been identified and honoured at a rededication service organised by the MOD’s ‘War Detectives’ at CWGC Harlebeke New British Cemetery in Belgium.
A joint statement, delivered by Kumar Iyer, for the Item 4 general debate at UN Human Rights Council session 63. The text presents positions agreed with other states on human rights matters under Item 4.
Leah Kreitzman has been appointed Advisor on Marketing Communication Processes & Strategy at 10 Downing Street.
Government has temporarily blocked a 500-year-old Renaissance sculpture from leaving the UK and is urging galleries to raise funds or steps to keep the rare masterpiece in the country while an export bar remains in place.
Monthly National Space Operations Centre bulletin covering activities between 1 and 31 August 2026, outlining how the centre protected the UK and space assets during August (operational details and incidents not provided in the blurb).
The UK delivered a statement at UN Human Rights Council session 63 during the interactive dialogue on Russia, read by the UK's Permanent Representative to the WTO and UN, Kumar Iyer, setting out the UK's position to the council.
At UN Human Rights Council session 63 the UK made a statement in the interactive dialogue on Nicaragua, delivered by the UK's Human Rights Ambassador Eleanor Sanders, outlining the UK's position to council members.
The Civil Nuclear Constabulary has launched a recruitment campaign showcasing officers’ experiences, emphasising that being an Authorised Firearms Officer is only one element of CNC roles and highlighting wider duties and career paths.
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch is recruiting an Inspector of Marine Accidents (Naval Architect) for its Southampton office, seeking a specialist to investigate maritime incidents and support safety investigations.
The Marine Accident Investigation Branch is recruiting an Inspector of Marine Accidents (Engineering/Nautical) for its Southampton office to carry out investigations into marine incidents and contribute technical expertise.
The Prime Minister hosted Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin at No10 North on 18 September 2026, marking the first international leader’s visit to the new wing as part of bilateral talks held at Downing Street.
On 21 September 2026 the Prime Minister held a telephone call with Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam; the government note provides no further details on topics discussed, outcomes or follow‑up.
Euan Hutton, Chief Executive of Sellafield Ltd, has announced he will depart the organisation in July 2027, triggering a planned leadership transition at the nuclear decommissioning authority.
The Prime Minister hosted Ireland’s Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, as the first international leader to visit the newly reopened No10 North, marking a bilateral visit to Downing Street’s refurbished state rooms.
Seven individuals—Charles Donald, Dominic Field, Anna Keay, Georgina Lynch, Claire McColgan, Lukman Patel and Moira Sinclair—have been appointed to the Historic England Board by the Secretary of State for DCMS.
Great British Energy – Nuclear published the September edition of The Spark, its quarterly newsletter providing internal and external updates on organisational developments and projects.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency marked World Maritime Day 2026; Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander wrote to the International Maritime Organization as part of the celebrations and UK engagement with IMO priorities.
Four trustees — Kate Cheetham, Elizabeth Kennedy, Amelia Pan and Lord Chris Smith — were appointed to the Wallace Collection Board by the previous Prime Minister, formalising new membership for the museum's governance body.
The Government Actuary's Department supported the UK Space Agency by assessing risks and the financial impacts of proposed reforms aimed at promoting growth and innovation in the UK space sector, informing policy design and fiscal consequences.
Treasury Minister Lucy Rigby opened the UK's 250th banking hub in Chepstow, maintaining local access to cash and face‑to‑face banking services for residents and businesses in the town.
APHA marked 100 years of Newcastle disease research, holding an event that reviewed a century of work and discussed the future of global disease surveillance, control and innovation in animal health.