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According to a recent government report, the African Swine Fever virus is moving closer to the UK after jumping 600 kilometres across Germany and being discovered on a pig farm close to the French border.

According to a new report produced by the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT), small changes to how people travel are essential to helping the environment and improving the nation’s health.

Extreme high temperatures are a dangerous threat to health and wellbeing and reduce economic productivity, a new report has found.

Ofsted has published its latest briefing on education recovery in the early years, which sets out how providers are helping children to catch up while dealing with the ongoing challenges of Covid-19.

An improved version of the online alert system ePing has been launched, providing a single-entry point for users to submit and track information on product requirements.

Dumping waste soil without the appropriate permits is an offence that can land the perpetrator in court and, a haulage company has discovered, so can assisting the offender.

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng has confirmed that a change in the law came into force on 21 July under which businesses can provide skilled agency workers to fill staffing gaps caused by industrial strike action.

We recently reported that the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) had published its latest report on the number of deaths at work (see More than 120 work-related fatalities in the last year).

With three gaining the highest three star mark, 25 universities have achieved the prestigious Fairtrade University and College Award.

The Sustainable Energy Association (SEA) has released a new report titled What Next for Heat & Buildings Policy?, outlining the remaining policy gaps and making recommendations for what the Government should do to address them.