DMI 2026: Where Innovation Meets Opportunity

India, April 23 -- Setting the stage for innovation and industry collaboration, Die & Mould India International Exhibition 2026 (DMI 2026) commenced at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai, on April 21, 2026. Organised by the Tool & Gauge Manufacturers Association of India (TAGMA), DMI 2026 promises to showcase various technological developments for the booming die and mould industry. It highlights the opportunities and challenges and provides a platform for toolmakers to learn...


Genetidoc Genetic Clinic Expands Services to Major Cities Across India, Enabling Wider Access to Genetic Testing and Expert Care

India, April 23 -- Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala: Genetidoc Genetic Clinic and DNA Testing Lab has announced the expansion of its services to all major cities across India, covering nearly 500 locations. Patients and doctors across the country can now access genetic testing and expert consultations through a centralized system.As part of this expansion, individuals from anywhere in India can reach the clinic directly via phone or WhatsApp at +91-808-606-7838 to ask questions, speak to a geneti...


BARONESS STUART'S TERM AS ROYAL MINT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RMAC) CHAIR EXTENDED FOR FIVE MONTHS

LONDON, April 23 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Baroness Stuart's term began on 1 March 2026 and will end in July 2026. Baroness Stuart was first appointed as RMAC Chair on 1 March 2021 for a term of five years. Further information * Members of the Royal Mint Advisory Committee are appointed by His Majesty the King on the recommendation of the Prime Minister and the Economic Secretary to the Treasury. * These appointments are regulated by the Commissioner ...


NEW UK-FRANCE AGREEMENT TO REDUCE ILLEGAL CROSSINGS

LONDON, April 23 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: The United Kingdom and France today signed an agreement to strengthen operations to combat illegal migration in northern France to prevent crossings to the United Kingdom with a significant increase in dedicated human, technological and intelligence resources. Since the 2024 UK election, work between the UK and France has prevented more than 42,000 illegal migrants from crossing the Channel. The joint action al...


PRECAUTIONARY RECALL OF MEDICATION USED FOR PAIN AND INFLAMMATION DUE TO INCOMPLETE PATIENT INFORMATION

LONDON, April 23 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Omega PharmaLimited is recallingspecificbatchesofNapralief 250mg Gastro-Resistant Tabletsas a precautionary measure due toimportant safety and dosage informationbeingmissing fromthe patient information leaflet (PIL) and outer carton. Napralief250mgcontainsthe active ingredient naproxen and is anon-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used totreatmuscle or joint pain, such...


ECONOMIC SECRETARY ON A DRIVE TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE FIND THEIR CHILD TRUST FUNDS

LONDON, April 23 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: The Government will contact thousands of young people about forgotten Child Trust Funds (CTFs) in a bid to reunite account holders with their accounts, worth £2,200 on average. CTFs were introduced by the Government in 2005 to ensure every child had a concrete stake in our economy and access to an asset on which to build a financial future once they reached 18. The scheme ran for children born between 1 Se...


READOUT OF THE FIRST MEETING OF THE CIVIL SOCIETY COUNCIL: 22 APRIL 2026

LONDON, April 23 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: The newCivil SocietyCouncilmet for the first time yesterdayin10DowningStreet. The Prime Minister began by welcoming new membersofthe Councilandrecognisingtheimportantworkofcivil societyin supportingthose most in need. Civil Society needs to be meaningfully brought intothe heart ofgovernment, the PM said, and that is why the launch of the Covenant, and the creation of this Council, have come at suchan important...


WASTE CARRIER FINED AFTER DEPOSITING TONNES AT ILLEGAL SITE

LONDON, April 23 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Devon waste carrier David Gorton has been told to pay £17,527 after he deposited waste at a site near Kingsteignton in Devon which was operating illegally. Newton Abbot Magistrates' Court heard that Gorton, aged 59, of Denbury Road, Newton Abbot, deposited 1,368 tonnes of soil and stone at the illegal site between 19 July 2018 and 16 May 2019, whilst operating as a registered waste carrier. Following Mond...


MCDONALD'S IS SUPPORTING THE GOVERNMENT'S DRIVE TO GET YOUNG PEOPLE EARNING OR LEARNING

LONDON, April 23 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * McDonald's becomes latest supporter of government's drive to get more young people earning or learning. * Government welcomes employer's support as it continues to create opportunity for young people and reform the system from welfare to work. * Employer's new work experience programme to support 2,500 young people to take their first step in their career, with jobs ranging from restaurant to head office roles...


WASTE SITE CLEARANCE UNDERWAY AFTER COURT ACTION

LONDON, April 23 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Andrew Leadbeater, 57, was ordered to clear the site at Wyke Lane, Wyke, in Bradford by 17 June after pleading guilty to waste offences on Friday 17 April at West Yorkshire Magistrates' Court. Work had already started on the clearance ahead of the hearing. The court heard he was charged with operating a waste site without an environmental permit and failing to comply with a notice from the Environment Agency t...