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Minutes record the London FXJSC Operations Sub‑Committee meeting on 16 June 2026; the committee, chaired by the Bank of England, brings together market participants, infrastructure providers and UK financial regulators to discuss wholesale FX operations.
Explains how to escalate complaints about UK Government departments and other public bodies in England to the Public Service Ombudsman, setting out routes and likely steps for complainants.
The CMA has updated proposals to let people choose their default search provider on Google Android phones and Chrome, strengthening measures intended to increase consumer choice and competition in search services.
Analysis of fresh beef cuts bought in the UK in 2024 measures macronutrients, minerals and vitamin content to update nutritional composition data for beef consumed in the UK market.
Ofsted publishes management information on the number and outcomes of OEAS quality assurance commissions, reporting activity and findings from online education accreditation scheme assessments carried out by Ofsted.
Monthly round‑up highlighting the Resolution Foundation’s September work, notably a deep dive titled First Jobs, New Barriers on how technology can help young people without degrees transition into work.
Briefing explains that local‑level statistics on international migration in the UK are limited, with most official migration data published at national level and only partial subnational indicators available.
Expresses UK concern to the OSCE about worsening humanitarian conditions in Oleshky and other occupied parts of Ukraine’s Kherson region, urging Russia to respect international law and protect civilians in those areas.
Treasury minutes publish government departments' formal responses to Public Accounts Committee reports for September 2026, setting out agreed actions, positions on recommendations and timelines for implementing PAC scrutiny findings.
Presents results from the DWP’s 2025–26 customer experience survey covering benefit claimants’ satisfaction and service experience with DWP between April 2025 and March 2026.
Process evaluation of the 30‑hour funded childcare entitlement expansion, reporting on implementation processes, provider and parent experiences, and practical barriers encountered during rollout.
Research investigates how mainstream schools deploy staff to support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), mapping workforce models, roles and practices used to deliver SEND provision.
Descriptive epidemiology reports detail bovine tuberculosis patterns in England's Low Risk Area and selected focus counties for 2025, recording case distributions, trends and surveillance observations relevant to targeted control measures.
The Foreign Secretary addressed the UN Security Council on artificial intelligence and international security, setting out the UK’s stance on AI risks and the need for global cooperation to manage security implications.
Quarterly regulator performance monitoring updates growth goals and key performance indicators for 16 major regulators as part of the UK government’s Regulatory Action Plan, reporting on progress against agreed KPIs.
Announces reforms intended to bring more long-term empty homes back into use so existing housing stock is used more effectively; aims to reduce vacancies and increase available housing through regulatory or incentive changes (details not provided).
Institute for Government report examines how the public understands government, analysing public perceptions and civic knowledge to inform communication and accountability reforms.
MMO launches the 'Your Coast – Explore, Enjoy, Protect' campaign and a call for evidence inviting coastal communities to help protect England’s key marine habitats and species.
Finds that urban, suburban and rural Americans participate in public life at broadly similar overall rates, but differ in the specific civic activities they undertake, with variation across community types in how they engage.
The Speaker of the House of Commons, Rt Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP, will attend the 153rd Inter‑Parliamentary Union Assembly in Arusha, Tanzania, representing the UK parliament at the event.
Shamonda virus has been detected in cattle in Jersey. APHA says it is working with UK and international partners to improve understanding of the virus’s spread and its impact on livestock health and trade risks.
Ellie Reeves KC MP and Andy Slaughter MP have been sworn in as Attorney General and Solicitor General respectively, formally assuming their roles as the government's Law Officers today.
New legal aid management information details recent workload volumes and expenditure, including updates on Criminal legal aid reform, trafficking and modern slavery cases, and contingency payments.
Trend statistics on the economic labour market status of people aged 50 and over, showing changes over time in employment, unemployment and economic inactivity for this age group to September 2026.
Statistics on the stock of domestic properties in England and Wales by Council Tax band for 2026, showing distribution of dwellings across bands used for local taxation and revenue planning.
Reports a feasibility study linking ambulance service data with police and health records for one area, as a first stage toward wider data linkage with the Pre‑hospital Research and Audit Network (PRANA).
UKHSA and University of Oxford researchers used genome sequencing to identify genetic changes in the bacteria linked to the severe meningococcal disease outbreak in Kent earlier this year, suggesting genetic factors may explain increased severity.
Updates to Northern Ireland’s groundwater quality classifications, providing revised Water Framework Directive statistics and an update to the 2021 groundwater quality classifications for 2026.
Annual statistics covering activity across seven gambling regimes administered by HM Revenue & Customs, providing breakdowns of betting and gaming tax regimes and related revenue and activity measures.
Regulatory judgements published for 10 landlords by the Regulator of Social Housing, including two local authorities judged at consumer regulatory grade C3 under the RSH assessment framework.