LONDON, Jan. 13 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: The Minister of State for Security has re-appointed Caroline Corby as a non-executive director of the Security Industry Authority (SIA). Caroline was originally appointed to the role in September 2022, by the Minister for Safeguarding. She will now remain a member of the Authority until September 2028. As a non-executive director, Caroline serves on the SIA's Board. The Board consists of: * non-executive direc...
India, Jan. 12 -- New Delhi, January 12, 2026: Walnut Publication successfully launched "Happiness for Busy Professionals: Achieving Balance, Peace and Fulfillment in a Fast-Paced World" by Dr. Mandeep Sharma on 11 January 2026 at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026, held at Bharat Mandapam. The launch event took place at Lekhak Manch and witnessed an engaged audience of readers, professionals, authors, and visitors to the Book Fair.The book addresses a challenge increasingly faced by modern prof...
India, Jan. 12 -- Lucknow - In an era where diversified business models are reshaping India's entrepreneurial landscape, few visionaries demonstrate the breadth and depth of innovation seen in the Oikoshreem Group. Spearheaded by Dr. Saubhagya Vardhan, this multifaceted conglomerate has established itself as a formidable force across real estate, renewable energy, healthcare, financial services, infrastructure, and information technology sectors.​The Architect Behind the VisionDr. Saubhagy...
India, Jan. 12 -- India's stock market education landscape is crowded with courses, content creators, and quick-learning promises. Yet, despite unprecedented access to information, a majority of aspiring traders fail to sustain themselves in live markets.The reason is not intelligence or effort.The reason is afundamental gap in how trading is taught.Most institutes teachwhat to trade. Very few teachhow to become a trader.This is the gapStockSprint was built to address.Why Traditional Trading Edu...
LONDON, Jan. 12 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Illegal working arrests and raids have reached the highest level inUKhistory thanks to relentless activity by the Home Office's Immigration Enforcement teams. Latest figures reveal the number of raids have soared by 77% in the UK since the government came into power, leading to an 83% rise in arrests (July 2024 to end of December 2025). Over 17,400 raids were made to dodgy businesses - such as nail bars, car wa...
LONDON, Jan. 12 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Held at the residence of H.E. Lisa Chesney MBE, British High Commissioner to Uganda, the event brought together Government of Uganda ministers, senior government officials, members of the diplomatic corps, business leaders, civil society, and friends of the UK. The evening was a celebration not only of His Majesty's birthday but also of the deep and evolving partnership between the UK and Uganda. In her remarks,...
LONDON, Jan. 12 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: The exhibition, developed by London's Natural History Museum, featured award-winning nature photography alongside images from Ugandan photographers. It captured Uganda's mountain gorillas, shoebills and diverse ecosystems that underpin the country's £1.88 billion tourism economy - a cornerstone of Uganda's agro-industrialisation, tourism, minerals, and science and technology (ATMS) strategy. Uganda's biodiv...
LONDON, Jan. 12 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Victims and survivors of rape and sexual assault will be provided greater privacy and dignity during police investigations under significant changes announced by the Home Office today. Under the new measures, police and other agencies will only be able to request crime victims' private counselling notes in special circumstances, in a move designed to improve the experience of victims, encourage more to come forw...
LONDON, Jan. 12 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * Secretary of State appoints new chairs of Network Rail and DFTO at pivotal time for industry * appointees will draw on their significant industry experience to deliver for passengers * thismarksnext chapterfor railwayasgovernment moves closer to establishment of Great British Railways Two key rail leaders have been appointedto oversee the railways at a monumental time for the industry today (12 January 2026). ...
LONDON, Jan. 12 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: The position as a Direct Ministerial Appointmentcommencesfrom today, 12 January 2026. Ms Martinwill continue to work directly with Rachel Reeves and her team of Treasury ministers to strengthen engagement with business leaders across the UK. The appointment reflects the government's commitment to working hand-in-hand with business to deliver economic growth. Ms Martin brings extensive experience of the business ...