This guide explains the Official Statistics release on individuals referred to the Prevent programme, covering the reporting period from October 2024 to September 2025. It details what the statistics include, who they cover, key dates, and how to access the data, with practical tips for researchers and the public.

This guide explains the Fellowship 2026 Public Policy organised by the Institute for Youth in Policy (YIP). It covers what the program is, its two-month length, the application deadline of 19 August 2026, and practical steps to apply. Some details, such as full eligibility rules and benefits, were not stated in the source listings, so you should confirm them on the official page.

Here is a walkthrough of the Vice-Chancellor’s Fellowships Research. RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, runs it. OYA Opportunities is the only outlet carrying this, and nobody else backs it up. It puts the publication date at 24 July 2026. That date comes from OYA Opportunities alone. No other source confirms it as the current date of this guide. The piece explains what the fellowship involves, who it targets, the reported closing date, and a step-by-step way to apply. Opportunity Desk is again the only outlet reporting it. It lists the closing date as 29 July 2026, which no other publication has verified. Opportunity Desk also stamps its own report with 23 July 2026. That date rests on Opportunity Desk alone, and no other outlet supports it. The sources left many details unstated. So check them on RMIT’s official page before you apply.

This guide explains the EU Settlement Scheme: Border Force guidance, published by the Home Office on 3 August 2026. It tells Border Force officers how to handle EU, EEA and Swiss citizens and their family members arriving at the UK border. If you are an EU, EEA or Swiss national, or a family member, this guidance affects your entry to the UK. Learn what the guidance covers, who it applies to, and how to prepare for your arrival.

This guide explains the Corporate report: Home Office framework documents, a publication that sets out how the Home Office operates. It covers what the report is, who it is for, what it contains, and how to access it. The report was published on 31 July 2026.