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10 December 2022

Some changes to the public sector digital accessibility regulations
seen at 14:40, 10 December in Accessibility in government (Our copy).

At the end of October the public sector body accessibility regulations were amended to make sure they can continue to operate now that the UK has left the European Union. The UK no longer receives...

#DIGITAL ASBESTOS
seen at 14:35, 10 December in Surveillance Camera Commissioner’s Office (Our copy).

How surveillance sensitive are you? When it comes to public space surveillance it’s an important question if you happen to live in what is one of the world’s most watched democracies.

And it’s even more...

Hundreds of prison leavers to be offered new technologies as part of the Prison Leavers Innovation Challenge
seen at 10:30, 10 December in The Prison Leavers Project (Our copy).

Turning Pages Digital has been designed to help prison leavers improve their literacy skills in the community

Through the Prison Leavers Innovation Challenge (PLIC), we invited tech companies and small...

App Security and Privacy Code of Practice and Call for Views Response (Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay)
seen at 09:51, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

I am repeating the following Written Ministerial Statement made today in the other place by my Honourable Friend, the Minister for Media, Data, and Digital Infrastructure, Julia Lopez MP:

I am pleased to...

The 2021 Government Chemist Review (George Freeman)
seen at 09:51, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

The twenty-fifth Annual Review of the Government Chemist has been received. The Review will be placed in the Libraries of the House plus those of the Devolved Administrations in Wales and Northern Ireland. The...

UK Measurement Strategy for the National Measurement System (George Freeman)
seen at 09:51, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

A Measurement Strategy for the National Measurement system in being published today. The National Measurement System (NMS) is an essential part of the UK’s research and innovation infrastructure that is...

Health Update (Neil O'Brien)
seen at 09:51, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

The Government is delaying the implementation of the introduction of further advertising restrictions on TV and online for less healthy food and drink products until 1 October 2025.

Due to a delay...

Financial Services (Jeremy Hunt)
seen at 09:50, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

In the Autumn Statement, I set out the government's strategy for boosting growth by investing in our people, in the infrastructure that connects our country, by creating the right environment for business investment...

Sanctions Designations (Anne-Marie Trevelyan)
seen at 09:50, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

On 9 December, to mark International Anti-Corruption Day and Human Rights Day on 10 December, the UK announced a package of 30 sanctions under our Global Human Rights, Global Anti-Corruption and geographic sanctions...

Human Rights and Democracy Report for 2021 (James Cleverly)
seen at 09:50, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

I have today laid before Parliament a copy of the 2021 Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) Report on Human Rights and Democracy (CP number 768).

The report analyses human rights developments...

Defence Update (Ben Wallace)
seen at 09:50, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

In the summer I updated the House on progress under the UK Combat Air Strategy, setting out the crucial importance of combat air to the nation’s security, sovereign industrial base and to our role in international...

UK-South Korea Trade Agreement Update (Kemi Badenoch)
seen at 09:49, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

Today the Department for International Trade has launched a public Call for Input on a future Free Trade Agreement between the United Kingdom and South Korea. The Call for Input can be accessed via the following...

App Security and Privacy Code of Practice and Call for Views Response (Julia Lopez)
seen at 09:48, 10 December in Written Ministerial Statements (Our copy).

I am pleased to inform the House that the Government has published two documents titled ‘Code of Practice for App Store Operators and App Developers’ and ‘Call for Views Response on App Security...

Guardian coverage of the Natural Flood Management Programme report
seen at 09:39, 10 December in Defra in the media (Our copy).

There is coverage in the Guardian of a new report published by the Environment Agency which evaluates the impact of our national Natural Flood Management Programme.

The programme, which ...

One IPO Transformation: first glimpse of our simplified search service
seen at 09:37, 10 December in Intellectual Property Office blog (Our copy).

There’s now less than one year to go until we start piloting the new ‘One IPO’ service for patents customers. In the latest of our series of transformation blogs, Lucy Mills, Project Lead, tells us about the ...

Strep A and scarlet fever – what are they and what are the symptoms? Information for parents, schools, colleges and early years providers
seen at 09:31, 10 December in The Education Hub (Our copy).

We are seeing an increased number of cases of Group A streptococcus (Strep A) compared to normal at this time of year. There is no evidence that a new strain is circulating and the increase is most likely...

New career: how you can boost your skills and pay
seen at 09:30, 10 December in The Education Hub (Our copy).

Whether you are looking for a better job or wanting to advance in your current profession, a Skills Bootcamp can be a great way to boost your prospects.

Skills Bootcamps are free and designed in...

Pubs, clubs and shops across the UK saved for local communities by £6.7 million rescue package
seen at 02:43, 10 December in News and communications (Our copy).
Pubs, clubs and shops across the UK saved for local communities by £6.7 million rescue package
Government awards £45 million to maintain flagship scientific research vessels including RRS Sir David Attenborough
seen at 02:43, 10 December in News and communications (Our copy).
Government awards £45 million to maintain flagship scientific research vessels including RRS Sir David Attenborough
Boosting action on surface water flood risk
seen at 02:39, 10 December in Creating a better place (Our copy).

There are over three million properties at risk of surface water flooding in England. Surface water flooding happens when rain from major storms overwhelms local drainage. It is a real and growing threat...

Resetting our rivers – how taking them back to ‘stage zero’ could help nurture nature
seen at 02:39, 10 December in Creating a better place (Our copy).

Matt Parr works in Lincolnshire’s Fisheries, Biodiversity and Geomorphology team and has been with the Environment Agency for 10 years. Here, he explains how he’s working to restore the glory of local...