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Joint statement from the leaders of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Canada and Australia on the US-Iran peace deal.
We warmly welcome the announcement of the memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran. We congratulate the United States, the Iranian government and all those involved, including Pakistan, Qatar and all other mediators, on this diplomatic breakthrough.
This is a moment of opportunity to restore regional stability and stabilise the global
The Prime Minister spoke to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte this morning.
The Prime Minister spoke to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte this morning.
Both agreed that in the face of shared and evolving threats, Allies must step up together – strengthening collective defence and delivering more, faster.
The Prime Minister updated on plans for the Defence Investment Plan, underlining his commitment to publish it ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara.
The NATO Secretary General welcomed the UK’s increased investment in defence as an important contribution to the Alliance and to meeting the threats we face.
The Prime Minister also reiterated his commitment to reaching 3% of GDP on defence in the next Parliament, making clear that national security will remain the Government’s top priority, backed by the hard‑edged decisions needed to deliver it.
They agreed to stay in close contact.
Children in every part of the country to get access to enriching activities to beat isolation online and build connections in the real world
Every child, regardless of where they grow up or which school they attend, will benefit from
The Prime Minister spoke to the President of the United States, Donald Trump, this afternoon.
The Prime Minister spoke to the President of the United States, Donald Trump, this afternoon.
The Prime Minister expressed his support for President Trump’s efforts to bring the conflict with Iran to an end, welcoming the progress made and underlining the importance of ensuring any deal delivers a durable and lasting peace.
The Prime Minister reiterated that the UK stands ready to support the implementation of any peace agreement and to work with international partners to ensure its success.
Both leaders agreed that freedom of navigation must be restored to ease the economic impacts felt globally.
They agreed to stay in close contact and looked forward to speaking at next week’s G7 summit.
The UK and Japan are expected to agree investment creating tens of thousands of new jobs and more than £18 billion in economic gains, alongside a new partnership at the forefront of next-generation technologies.
The UK and Japan are expected to agree investment creating tens of thousands of new jobs and more than £18 billion in economic gains, alongside a new partnership at the forefront of next-generation technologies.
Together the deals will back British industries across technology, clean energy, infrastructure
At a meeting of leading figures from the UK’s hospitality, tourism and night-time economy sectors, ministers heard the industry’s plans to further bolster safety standards across the industry.
UKHospitality and its members have driven forward a proactive programme of further work to promote the safety and security of women and girls, including enhancing guidance on guest safety.
Government and industry agreed to work together to build on existing partnership work at
Politico-Military Counsellor, Ankur Narayan, highlights E3 leaders’ reaffirmation of unwavering support for Ukraine’s defence, underscores the unsustainability of Russia’s war effort in the face of mounting casualties and minimal territorial gains, condemns continued Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure and irresponsible nuclear rhetoric, and calls on Russia to agree an immediate and unconditional ceasefire.
On 7 June, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, the President of France and the Chancellor of Germany met President Zelenskyy in London and reaffirmed their unwavering support for Ukraine’s defence against Russia’s illegal invasion and set out the conditions for
Plans for a new champion for mutuals and co-ops have been unveiled in a speech by the Economic Secretary to the Treasury in Birmingham today.
Rachel Blake gave her backing to the growth of the mutuals and co-ops sector and doubling its size at the Co-op Congress today – an annual event which brings together leaders, practitioners, and innovators to explore shared challenges and opportunities.
Mutuals and co-operatives are businesses or organisations owned and run by their members,
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis MP opens Europe’s biggest drone testing centre in Swindon, learning lessons from the Ukraine and Iran conflicts.
Defence Secretary speaks to personnel regarding drone technology.
Britain’s Armed Forces will be strengthened with the latest drone technology after the
As with any medicine, the MHRA will keep the safety and effectiveness of the adrenaline nasal spray under close review.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has today, 12 June 2026, approved a new lower dose version of the adrenaline (epinephrine) nasal spray, EURneffy, for the emergency treatment of serious allergic reactions (anaphylaxis) in children aged four years and over.
This approval means younger children are eligible for a needle-free treatment option for the
More than £6 billion of new investment and around 8,000 new jobs have been announced this week, as companies from around the world choose to build, hire and scale here.
More than £6 billion of new investment and around 8,000 new jobs have been announced this week, as companies from around the world choose to build, hire and scale here – reinforcing Britain’s position as a global hub for AI.
From AMD’s £2 billion commitment for next generation AI compute, to Nebius investing
The public will be better protected from crime under a major expansion of tough Texas-style courts which will see thousands of offenders monitored by judges.
A £9 million funding boost announced today (12 June) will help to more than double the number of Intensive Supervision Courts, an innovative approach to sentencing which aims to cut reoffending by tackling the root causes of crime.
The model recognises that factors like addiction and trauma can be the root causes of repeat
