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The Prime Minister's Office announced plans to legally require employers to publish salaries in job adverts, citing estimates that fewer than half of employers always list salary ranges. The announcement also highlighted a Siemens Mobility work experience programme.
At Papua New Guinea's Universal Periodic Review in Geneva, the UK welcomed progress on children's and disability rights and the abolition of the death penalty, and set out three recommendations.
The Environmental Protection Department says it never jointly launched a "Renewable Resource Recovery Incentive Scheme" and has reported a poster promoting it to police, noting the logos used are false.
Air-raid alarms interrupted nearly two-thirds of school days in September and October 2026, UNICEF says, as attacks on education facilities continue and school-time alarms almost doubled since 2025.
The Disclosure and Barring Service is contributing expertise to Regional Safeguarding Board sessions during Wales National Safeguarding Week, running 9 to 13 November 2026, covering checks, regulated activity and referral duties.
The Parole Board is inviting the public to observe its annual Open Management Committee meeting virtually from 10:30am to 12pm on Thursday 3 December 2026, with questions from observers accepted by email until 24 November 2026.
More than 60 organisations will take part in the Opening Up a New Terrain Job Fair at MacPherson Stadium on November 12 and 13, offering over 2,700 vacancies, the Labour Department says.
At Tajikistan's Universal Periodic Review in Geneva, the UK welcomed recent equality legislation and the ratification of the disability rights convention, while urging full implementation and recommending changes on domestic violence, child marriage, media freedom and torture prevention.
The Legislative Council will meet on November 11 at 11am, when the Second Reading debate on the Northern Metropolis Development Bill resumes. Two other bills will be introduced at the same meeting.
A joint statement from ten foreign ministries says Joshua Wong received a 10-year prison term under the National Security Law and calls for an end to prosecutions they describe as targeting political expression.
HM Treasury said Shriti Vadera has been appointed External Adviser on delivery of the G20 and other international innovative finance issues, an unpaid role running from 21 October 2026 to 31 July 2027.
A new Youth Hub in Luton opened under a government programme bringing jobcentre, council, employer and training services together for people aged 16 to 24, as part of a plan to expand hubs to over 360 areas across Great Britain.
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