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Space Advisory Group Gets Terms and Telescope Wants Biscuits
The Space Industry Advisory Group can advise ministers and meet four times a year. The telescope is auditing the biscuits.
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Costa Rica Joins CPTPP, and the Cheddar Needs a Passport
Costa Rica has been granted accession to CPTPP, opening future trade opportunities for UK exporters while the cheddar confronts international paperwork.
UK Politics & Public Life
Mayoral Authorities Must Audition for More Paperwork
Government guidance asks Mayoral Strategic Authorities to prove they can manage new powers, funding and major programmes before receiving them.
Education
Post 16 Support Arrives for Councils, and the Folder Learns a New Skill
DfE guidance sets out intensive, targeted and universal support for local authority further education providers, while the folder discovers administrative authority.
Business & Economy
Asset Purchase Facility Ceiling Falls and the Abacus Laughs
HM Treasury and the Bank of England agreed to reduce the authorised ceiling on the Asset Purchase Facility, prompting the abacus to celebrate administrative tidiness.
Science & Technology
Drone Funding Gives Flying Taxis A Tiny Numberplate
Nearly £50 million will support UK drones and flying taxis, including a drone ID system that gives the future a familiar administrative burden.
Business & Economy
Insolvency Service Gives Paperwork Two More Supervisors
Peter Walton and Koral Anderson join the Insolvency Service Board, where serious oversight meets paperwork with an ambitious administrative agenda.
Science & Technology
UK and EU Innovation Talks Bring Tiny Lanyard
The UK and EU agreed to begin negotiations on British participation in the European Innovation Council Fund, prompting one tiny lanyard to report for duty.
Travel & Transport
Thames Boaters Get a Shoal Warning, and the Narrowboat Consults Its Inner Puddle
A shoal downstream of Godstow Lock prompts official caution, careful boating and a narrowboat’s increasingly serious biscuit meeting.
UK Politics & Public Life
PM Meets Zelenskyy in Yerevan and the Paperwork Wins
The Prime Minister met Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Yerevan to discuss Ukraine, defence cooperation, energy infrastructure, peace and sanctions. The briefing made global danger look administratively manageable.
Travel & Transport
Summer Holiday Flight Disruption Plans Meet Paperwork
Summer holiday flight disruption plans could give airlines more slot flexibility before possible fuel problems turn timetables into airport fiction.
Business & Economy
UK Trade Mission Reaches Los Angeles, Suitcase Seeks Proof
A major UK trade mission to Los Angeles promises commercial outcomes across eight sectors, leaving one fictional suitcase desperate for proof.