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Sport England board reaches the final whistle on paper
Sport England’s board enters the final week of its three year terms, with grants, strategy and the minutes demanding extra time.
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Science & Technology
UKRI Funding Plan Puts Billions in Three Buckets
UKRI’s £38.6 billion four year allocation funds targeted research, business growth and curiosity, while the foundations wait beneath the buckets.
Health & Lifestyle
Cold Weather Alert Finds Britain’s Sensible Coat
A cold weather alert asks the South West to stay warm and check neighbours while Britain grants emergency powers to its sensible coat.
Culture & Entertainment
Military Homes Upgrades Give the Paint Roller a Lanyard
Military homes upgrades give a fictional inspection folder, a model house and a paint roller far too much to discuss.
Business & Economy
Street Sweeping Robots Meet Britain’s Clipboard State
Britain is trialling street sweeping robots while cutting red tape that might require the broom to have a strategy.
World
Growth Package Gives Founders Billions And One More Form
The business growth package promises tax, procurement and investment support, while founders wait to see whether regulation gets a new logo.
UK Politics & Public Life
Traffic Commissioner Appointment Gives the Folder a Route Map
A Traffic Commissioner appointment for Scotland gives the folder a model bus, a timetable and far too much confidence.
Travel & Transport
UK Transport Deals Give Paperwork A Periscope
UK transport deals bring rail, aviation and submarines together, giving Britain’s trade strategy wheels, wings and a classified biscuit policy.
Sport
Let’s Move! campaign asks children to move before sofa claims room
The Let’s Move! campaign backs ten minutes of activity, giving families a fighting chance against a sofa with ambitious property claims.
Science & Technology
Frontier AI Report Hires a Witness for the Hype
Britain’s first Frontier AI Trends Report tests advanced systems, putting evidence between AI panic, corporate prophecy and PowerPoint.
Health & Lifestyle
Healthcare AI Rules Give Toasters A Second Opinion
Healthcare AI rules seek public evidence, because a machine that spots patterns should still know a kettle is not a patient.
Culture & Entertainment
Arts Council Review Receives 4,500 Responses And One More Opinion
The Arts Council review gathered more than 4,500 responses about culture, turning a Call for Evidence into an opening night with no interval.