Everything government, Parliament, the statistical agencies and the major policy institutes published — read, summarised and ranked so you can skim the day in a minute.
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The Environment Agency is investigating an illegal waste site at Hinckley, Leicestershire, after local partners prevented further waste deliveries; the agency is appealing for information to support enforcement and follow-up action at the site.
The International Contact Group for the Great Lakes issued a joint statement welcoming a disarmament, demobilisation and cantonment protocol between Congolese authorities and the FDLR (Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda-FOCA).
Companies House will migrate the Find and update company information service to GOV.UK One Login as the main sign‑in option, changing how users authenticate when accessing company records and filing services.
Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Chris Bryant issues a statement following meetings with victims and survivors’ groups and veterans’ representatives in Northern Ireland, reflecting recent engagement and likely next steps in policy or support measures.
HMRC has opened a second mandatory registration window for tax advisers, requiring eligible advisers to register by 18 November 2026 as part of new professional oversight measures for those providing tax advice.
Explains the process livestock keepers in England can expect after reporting suspected bluetongue: assessment, sampling, laboratory testing and how results and follow‑up measures will be communicated.
OPRED published a series of communications issued to stakeholders in 2026 relating to offshore oil and gas regulation, covering policy and operational messages from the Offshore Petroleum Regulator for Environment and Decommissioning.
Co-chairs of the Coalition of the Willing met in Kyiv and by video on 24 August 2026 to mark the 35th anniversary of the restoration of Ukraine’s independence, issuing a joint commemorative statement of leaders.
The Environment Agency has granted an environmental permit variation to Drax Power Limited in Yorkshire, altering the company's regulatory permissions for its operations at the site.
The Marine Management Organisation has launched a GOV.UK page to collect reports, provide updates and track a common octopus bloom in South West England, aimed at the public, fisheries and scientific communities.
Announces an anniversary statement for a Tekever AR5 Evolution Mk 2.3 (G-TEKE) ditching in the English Channel on 24 August 2025 following a single‑engine failure, marking the incident review and record.
The AAIB has published its report into Eurofox 2K (G-CMAX) which suffered a loss of control shortly after takeoff from Talgarth Airfield, Powys, on 27 December 2025, setting out factual findings and safety messages.
Drivers and motorcyclists can now notify the DVLA of a wider range of medical conditions online, which the agency says can cut decision times by up to ten days compared with paper submissions.
At the UN Security Council the UK urged Libya’s leaders to seize a current political opportunity to make progress on the country’s stalled political process, emphasising international support and the need for tangible steps towards stability.
Megan Lee‑Devlin has been appointed Chief Executive of HM Courts and Tribunals Service, taking responsibility for administration of criminal, civil and family courts in England and Wales and the reserved unified tribunals across the UK.
The Insolvency Service has disqualified the founder of Liverpool’s Signature empire as a director until 2031 after investors lost £4.8 million through a connected company, following an investigation into company conduct.
A court order has shut down an illegal waste site at Severnside Farm, Gloucester, prohibiting anyone from entering the site or importing waste, following enforcement action by the Environment Agency.
Chief Constable Simon Chesterman and Chief Superintendent Richard Clark issue a public tribute to PC Tom Clough, honouring his service and offering condolences to colleagues and the community.
Trade restrictions to prevent Sweet Chestnut Blight will be extended across Devon and will now cover a small part of Cornwall, expanding the demarcated zone where movement of susceptible material is controlled to limit spread.
A joint statement from the Security Industry Authority chair and chief executive marks the National Day for Victims and Survivors of Terrorism, acknowledging affected individuals and the SIA’s related stance.
The Central Arbitration Committee sets out how to submit applications and complaints to the CAC, providing procedural guidance for parties bringing disputes or claims under its remit.
Minister for Tourism and Place has convened leaders from eight local authorities in Bedford to discuss local perspectives and maximise regional benefits from the proposed Universal United Kingdom Resort development.
Sellafield reports the SIXEP Continuity Plant has reached 75% completion, marking major progress with recent crane lifts installing key equipment as the project advances towards full operational capability for effluent treatment.
Notes that Nuclear Restoration Services’ Harwell site is marking its 80th anniversary this year, highlighting its historical role and contributions to innovation at the site.
The British High Commission hosted a pre‑departure reception for 20 Malaysian scholars awarded Chevening scholarships who will travel to the UK to undertake postgraduate study under the programme.
Reports an anniversary statement on Quik GT 450 G‑CGTU which struck a barrier during landing at East Fortune Airfield, East Lothian on 21 August 2025, marking the incident and its investigation status.
Provides an update on the preliminary assessment into the vessel Ocean Way; a Marine Accident Investigation Branch statement summarising initial findings and the status of the ongoing inquiry.
The Ministry of Defence has appointed Dan Rodenhurst as Chief Digital and Information Officer, succeeding Charles Forte; he will lead the MOD’s digital and data teams.
Gill Kernick has been appointed Independent Chair of the Building Safety Regulator’s Residents’ Panel to provide independent advice and help ensure residents’ perspectives are embedded in the regulator’s decision‑making and oversight.
Chris McDonald MP has been appointed as the minister with responsibility for intellectual property, taking on ministerial oversight of IP policy and related responsibilities within government.