Tuesday, November 10, 2026

LIPSTICK LONDON - RED LIPS ELEVEN WAYS THIS FESTIVE SEASON

Lipstick London Eleven Ways to wear a Red Lip product shots

Lipstick London Eleven Ways to wear a Red Lip

Lipstick London Red logo

Lipstick London logo

Lipstick London Model Wearing Red Lip

Lipstick London Red Lip

Forget about finding the ONE perfect shade, and build a signature red lip wardrobe for every winter walk, family luncheon, office party and the all-nighters!

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Whether you like full colour coverage, a glossy touch or something luscious in-between, Lipstick London has eleven different lip formulations to

Leopard Learns A Lesson! Fairy Tale Marks World Kindness Day With Empathy and Forgiveness

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A new children's fairy tale, Leopard Learns A Lesson! is published today to mark World Kindness Day, offering families, schools and libraries a

DitchCarbon Launches Electricity Module to Help Procurement Teams Cut the Dirty Electricity in Their Supply Chains

The new module shows which tier 1 suppliers could cut procurement emissions most by switching electricity, and what to ask each of them for, with no surveys.

Electricity is one of the few levers a supplier can pull within a year, and now a procurement team can size that opportunity across every purchase row before a single request goes out.”
— Alex Rudnicki, Product Lead, DitchCarbon

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- DitchCarbon, the Scope 3 emissions platform for large organisations, today launched its Electricity module. It helps procurement teams at large organisations with global supply

Inspection report published: An inspection of the UK-France Agreement on the Prevention of Dangerous Journeys (Operation Hillmore) (March – June 2026)

The Independent Chief Inspector comments on the inspection report on the agreement between the UK and France following its publication.

Initially established as a ten-month pilot, Operation Hillmore tested ways of returning to France individuals who arrived in the UK illegally by small boats, while simultaneously providing a controlled legal route for eligible migrants in France to enter the UK. The pilot was established with considerable speed and was due to end on 11 June 2026 but was extended until 1 October 2026.

The inspection examined whether the pilot was meeting its aims, the arrangements in place

Wednesday, November 4, 2026

New visitor levy powers to put money back into local communities

Visitor Levy Bill introduced in Parliament, letting local leaders raise and reinvest money in much loved high streets, public spaces and tourist attractions

Local leaders are a step closer to getting new powers to invest more in high streets, cultural sites and other attractions that make communities great places to live, work and visit.

This Visitor Levy Bill, introduced in the House of Commons today, marks the most significant step in making fiscal devolution a reality, giving mayors and leaders who know

Lost stone rises up in Dorset's Valley of Stones Nature Reserve

A lost ancient stone, once part of a Stone Age tomb, has been raised.  The sarsen stone, millions of years old, will become a focal point for visitors. 

Valley of the Stones (credit Catherine Roberts)

A mysterious 5-foot stone, hidden for generations, has been raised once more in one of England’s most extraordinary prehistoric landscapes.

The rock, which has been named the Bride Stone, was brought back into view at the Valley

Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Commonwealth Heads of Government 2026 statement between the UK and Australia

Addressing online violence in our democracies – promoting equality in Commonwealth Parliaments

A toxic online environment is a threat to all Commonwealth democracies. It threatens our values and undermines our people’s freedom and choices.

Workplace violence in any context is unacceptable, including that faced by journalists and media who are crucial to protecting freedom and democracy. We also condemn rising

Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Leeds station set for biggest transformation in a generation as government backs city’s growth with a £303 million upgrade

Upgrades include the construction of a new central overbridge, 3 new entrances, nearly 40% more rail ticket barriers and increased lift capacity to make journeys quicker and easier.

  • budget confirms a further £200 million investment to transform Leeds station by 2030, taking total investment in one of the North’s busiest stations to over £300 million
  • more space, better infrastructure and improved passenger facilities will cut congestion and boost capacity for the almost 12 million extra passengers expected at the station annually by 2043
  • upgrade paves the way for the Transpennine Route Upgrade and Northern Powerhouse Rail, delivering a turn-up-and-go network that drives economic growth across the region

Passengers travelling through Leeds station are set to see major improvements, from shorter

Peace cannot be sustainable while half the population is shut out of shaping it: UK statement at the UN Security Council

Statement by Ambassador Kate Foster, UK Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN, at the UN Security Council meeting on Women, Peace and Security.

As we have heard today, twenty-six years after the adoption of Security Council Resolution 1325, there remains a profound gap between the commitments we make in this Council and the reality experienced by women and girls in conflict.

We see it across our agenda. 

In Gaza, nearly 50,000 women and girls have been killed or severely injured since October 2023.

In Ukraine, women and girls continue to face displacement, violence, and heightened

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Blackpool, Milton Keynes, Sheffield and Wrexham shortlisted for UK City of Culture 2029

Four places are now in the running for the UK City of Culture 2029 title and a £10 million prize

  • UK City of Culture 2029 winner will be announced in early 2027 
  • Competition a key part of the government’s drive to boost pride and economic growth across the country

Blackpool, Milton Keynes, Sheffield and Wrexham have today been revealed as the four places shortlisted to be UK City of Culture 2029. 

These places are now in the running for the prestigious title that will unlock significant

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Separation Agreement Joint Committee between the UK and EEA EFTA states: joint statement from the seventh meeting

This page shows the statement following the meeting of the Separation Agreement Joint Committee on 20 October 2026.

The seventh meeting of the Separation Agreement Joint Committee was held online on 20 October 2026, chaired by officials from the Principality of Liechtenstein, with representatives from Iceland, the Kingdom of Norway and the United Kingdom participating. The Committee was established by the Separation Agreement to monitor its implementation and application. The Separation Agreement ensures that nationals of

The United Kindgom welcomes the continued consolidation of peace and stability in teh Central African Republic: UK statement at the UN Security Council

Statement by Jess Jambert-Gray, Deputy Political Coordinator, at the UN Security Council meeting on the Central African Republic.

I will make three points on supporting lasting stability in the Central African Republic.

First, the United Kingdom welcomes the continued consolidation of peace and stability gains and stresses the importance of protecting them.

The development of national and local institutions following elections, alongside progress in