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A new 24-week target for asylum appeal decisions has been introduced to speed up the removal of individuals with no right to be in the UK.
33 Pakistani scholars received fully funded Chevening and Commonwealth scholarships for postgraduate study at UK universities.
Applications are now open for the UK government's 2027-28 Chevening Scholarships, offering fully funded master's degrees for international students.
Thirteen hotels previously housing asylum seekers have been returned to local communities, ready to reopen for tourists and businesses.
Bloomsbury Institute, a London higher education provider, has lost its licence to sponsor international students, impacting student visa holders.
The Global Talent visa has been expanded, allowing over 100 research companies to endorse international researchers for UK work.
Applications for the 2026-2027 Chevening Scholarships, offering fully funded master's degrees in the UK, are now open for eligible students.
NHS trusts and construction partners have signed agreements to deliver the next phase of the New Hospital Programme.
The Chancellor has written to the Treasury Select Committee to confirm the date of the 2026 Budget, setting the stage for future financial policies.
Brendan McCafferty reappointed as Chair of Nest, the UK's workplace pension scheme, for two more years until January 2029.
The Immigration and Asylum Bill has started its second reading in Parliament, beginning a key debate on new immigration and asylum measures.
Four social landlords received their first consumer grades from the Regulator of Social Housing, impacting tenant safety and complaint handling.