Nebraska AG Joins Amicus Brief Defending 2nd Amendment

Nebraska Attorney General Hilgers joined an amicus brief defending Second Amendment rights against overreaching lawsuits that threaten those constitutional protections, announced April 14, 2026. The filing represents the state's participation in federal litigation concerning firearms rights. This is a procedural legal action that does not create compliance obligations for private parties.

AG Hilgers Joins Letter Requesting DOJ Withdraw Funding from Groups Limiting Parents Rights

Nebraska Attorney General Hilgers joined a bipartisan coalition of state AGs in sending a letter to the U.S. Department of Justice requesting the withdrawal of federal funding from groups that allegedly limit parents' rights in court proceedings related to gender ideology. The letter specifically targets organizations involved in gender ideology trainings. The action represents advocacy rather than a binding regulatory change.

Nebraska AG Responds to Court-Ordered Death Sentence for Jason Jones

Jason Jones was convicted of a quadruple homicide in Laurel, Nebraska. A three-judge panel issued a court-ordered death sentence, with the panel explaining the appropriateness of the sentence under Nebraska statutes and case law history. The Nebraska Attorney General released a statement on April 10, 2026, expressing gratitude for the panel's thorough and well-reasoned order.

AG Hilgers Joins Amicus Brief Supporting Religious Liberty for Churches at SCOTUS

Nebraska Attorney General Hilgers has joined an amicus brief before the United States Supreme Court supporting the religious liberty and free speech rights of churches in California. The amicus brief was filed in connection with a case involving constitutional protections for religious exercise. This action represents a state law enforcement official's advocacy position on a matter of federal constitutional law and does not impose any compliance obligations on private parties.

Nebraska Joins FTC and Coalition States Lawsuit Against Ad Agencies for Digital Advertising Collusion

Nebraska Attorney General Hilgers joined the FTC and eight states in filing an antitrust lawsuit against major advertising agencies WPP, Publicis, Dentsu, Omnicom, and IPG for allegedly colluding since 2018 to establish common 'Brand Safety Floor' standards targeting 'misinformation.' The complaint alleges that firms NewsGuard and the Global Disinformation Index were used to promote demonetization of disfavored political viewpoints, displacing competition in the market for ad-buying services. The ad agencies have agreed to a proposed consent order that would prevent engaging in agreements setting common brand safety standards or restricting advertising based on biased criteria. The complaint and order were filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.

AG Hilgers Leads Coalition Letter to Fitch, Moody's, S&P on ESG Policies

Attorney General Mike Hilgers co-led a coalition of 23 state attorneys general in sending a letter to Fitch Ratings, Moody's, and S&P Global Ratings questioning the lawfulness of their ESG credit policies. The letter raises concerns that the agencies artificially increase demand for their ESG consulting services while downgrading fossil-fuel companies based on speculative ESG goals, which the states argue constitutes an undisclosed material conflict of interest and may violate antitrust and state consumer-protection laws.

Nebraska AG Pushes for State and Local Authority to Combat Illegal Drone Drops at Prisons

Nebraska Attorney General Hilgers has formally advocated for state and local authorities to receive expanded enforcement powers to combat illegal drone deliveries at prisons. The push comes via a letter submitted to a federal Task Force focused on restoring American airspace sovereignty. The initiative targets contraband drone drops, which have become a growing security concern at correctional facilities nationwide.

AG Hilgers Joins Amicus Brief on Bar Quotas and First Amendment

Nebraska Attorney General Hilgers announced on March 23, 2026, that the state joined an amicus brief in litigation challenging state bar associations that seek First Amendment protection to implement racial or gender quotas. The brief was authored alongside a coalition of states arguing that mandatory bar associations cannot invoke First Amendment rights to avoid anti-discrimination obligations. The filing specifically addresses whether bar associations may use constitutional protections as a shield for quota-based membership or advancement policies.

PBGC Requests Extension of OMB Approval for Multiemployer Plan Information Collections, Comments Close May 22

PBGC has requested that OMB extend approval for seven collections of information in its multiemployer plan regulations under ERISA for three years. OMB approvals currently expire May 31, 2026. The notice, a PRA extension request for existing information collections (29 CFR Parts 4203, 4204, 4207, 4208, 4211, 4213, and 4221), solicits public comment; no comments were received on PBGC's advance January 12, 2026 notice (91 FR 1217). The seven OMB control numbers (1212-0021, 1212-0023, 1212-0035, 1212-0039, 1212-0044, 1212-0053, 1212-0066) cover withdrawal liability determinations, abatement rules, and allocation of unfunded vested benefits. Estimated annual burdens range from 0.5 hours (partial withdrawal abatement) to 1,050 hours (asset-sale variances), with cost estimates from $1,000 to $702,000 per collection annually.

Vicenne Crosses 10% Shareholding Threshold

AMMC Morocco disclosed that Vicenne has crossed the 10% shareholding threshold, triggering mandatory disclosure obligations under Moroccan securities law. The notification was published on April 22, 2026. This type of disclosure is required when an investor acquires or disposes of a significant ownership stake in a listed company, ensuring market transparency for other investors.

AMMC Partners ANRF, CNASNU for AML/CFT Seminar

AMMC Morocco has partnered with ANRF (National Authority for Financial Intelligence) and CNASNU (National Commission for the Evaluation of Internal Control Systems) to organize a joint awareness-raising seminar on AML/CFT obligations. The seminar targets capital market participants and focuses on strengthening compliance with anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing requirements. This is an informational event organized by Morocco's capital markets regulator.

AMMC Launches Institutional Portal for Futures Market Coordination Body

AMMC Morocco has launched an institutional portal for the Futures Market Coordination Body (ICMAT - Instance de Coordination du Marché des Instruments Financiers à Terme). The portal was officially released on April 6, 2026. The launch was announced alongside other AMMC regulatory activities including shareholding threshold notifications, AML/CFT awareness seminars, and various prospectus approvals for listed companies.

Targa Pipeline ICR Facility Survey Responses April 2025

Twelve Oil and Gas Information Collection Request facility survey responses were submitted to EPA as attachments to docket EPA-HQ-OAR-2025-1348 on April 22. The submissions cover production and processing facilities identified by location names including Graham CS, Mathews CS, Ketchum Ranch CS, Dillard CS, and others. These responses are part of the EPA's ongoing data collection process for oil and gas sector emissions and operational information.

FLAS Fellowship Employment Survey, Comments Due Jun 22

The Department of Education is seeking public comment on a revision to an approved information collection for the Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships program survey (OMB Control No. 1840-0829). The revision updates the estimated number of annual responses from the prior approval to 10,000, and corresponding annual burden hours to 1,300. Minor edits were made to remove outdated links and update contact information. Comments are due June 22, 2026.

Multiple Energy News Items: Rates, Settlements, Public Comments

The WA UTC Energy News page aggregates recent regulatory announcements including a Northwest Natural Gas rate increase proposal open for public comment, a technical conference on large energy loads on April 27, and a $2 million settlement with Cascade Natural Gas. The page also links to multiple orders affecting Puget Sound Energy rates, PacifiCorp tariff updates, and adopted rules for Integrated System Plans.

CenturyLink Penalties, AT&T Transfer, Ziply Sale Updates

Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission news page aggregating multiple telecommunications regulatory updates including: UTC staff adjusting a penalty recommendation for CenturyLink from $15.5M to $10.9M; approval of CenturyLink fiber sale with new customer protections; public comment opportunities on transfer of assets from CenturyLink to AT&T; and approval of transfer of control of Ziply Fiber Northwest to Bell Canada.

DNSdist Multiple DoS Vulnerabilities CVSS 7.5

CERT-Bund published security advisory WID-SEC-2026-1230 on 21 April 2026 disclosing multiple denial-of-service vulnerabilities in Open Source DNSdist versions below 1.9.13 and 2.0.4. The vulnerabilities carry a CVSS Base Score of 7.5 (high) and a Temporal Score of 6.5 (medium), with remote exploitation confirmed. DNSdist is a DNS traffic manager deployed as a load balancer, filter, and security gateway in front of DNS servers. No specific mitigations beyond general security practices are detailed in the advisory.

VMware Tanzu Spring Security Critical Flaws, CVSS 9.6

CERT-Bund published a critical security advisory WID-SEC-2026-1221 for VMware Tanzu Spring Security, assigning a CVSS Base Score of 9.6 (critical) and a CVSS Temporal Score of 8.3 (high). Multiple vulnerabilities allow a remote attacker to disclose information, bypass security measures, impersonate users, or manipulate data, potentially enabling privilege escalation, SSRF, or Cross-Site-Scripting attacks. Affected versions are VMware Tanzu Spring Security <6.5.10, <7.0.5, and <7.1.0-RC1. Organizations running these versions should apply mitigations immediately.

PackageKit Privilege Escalation Vulnerability Advisory (CVSS 8.8)

CERT-Bund published security advisory WID-SEC-2026-1233 on 21 April 2026 alerting to a privilege escalation vulnerability in Open Source PackageKit versions prior to 1.3.5. The vulnerability carries a CVSS Base Score of 8.8 (high) and a Temporal Score of 7.7 (high). Remote attack is not possible; exploitation requires local access to the affected system. CERT-Bund indicates a mitigation is available and recommends affected organisations apply patches or workarounds promptly.

Microsoft GitHub Enterprise Server: Multiple Vulnerabilities, CVSS 8.9 (High)

CERT-Bund issued a security advisory warning of multiple vulnerabilities in Microsoft GitHub Enterprise Server affecting versions prior to 3.20.1, 3.19.5, 3.18.8, 3.17.14, 3.16.17, and 3.15.21. The vulnerabilities carry a CVSS Base Score of 8.9 (High) and a CVSS Temporal Score of 7.7 (High), with remote attack capability confirmed. An attacker could exploit these flaws to bypass security controls, execute arbitrary code, and disclose information. Mitigation measures are available and organisations running affected versions should apply patches promptly.

CPython Vulnerability Allows Remote Attack, CVSS 8.6

CERT-Bund published security advisory WID-SEC-2026-1222 warning of a vulnerability in CPython versions prior to 3.15.0. The vulnerability carries a CVSS Base Score of 8.6 (high) and a Temporal Score of 7.5 (high), with remote attack capability confirmed. All major operating systems including Linux, UNIX, Windows, and other platforms are affected.

Multiple binutils Flaws Allow DoS, Code Execution

CERT-Bund published security advisory WID-SEC-2026-1217 disclosing multiple vulnerabilities in GNU binutils with a CVSS Base Score of 7.8 (high). The vulnerabilities affect Linux, UNIX, and other operating systems running the GNU Binary Utilities collection. A local attacker can exploit these flaws to conduct denial of service attacks or execute arbitrary code on affected systems.

HCL BigFix Flaw Allows Privilege Escalation

CERT-Bund published a security advisory regarding a vulnerability in HCL BigFix Service Management (versions prior to 27). The flaw, rated CVSS Base Score 8.3 (high) and CVSS Temporal Score 7.2 (high), allows a remote authenticated attacker to bypass security controls and potentially escalate privileges. The vulnerability affects systems running Linux, UNIX, and Windows. A mitigation is available.

Linux Kernel Multiple DoS Vulnerabilities CVSS 7.5

CERT-Bund published a security advisory on 21 April 2026 warning of multiple denial of service vulnerabilities in the Linux Kernel. The advisory carries a CVSS Base Score of 7.5 (high) and a CVSS Temporal Score of 6.5 (medium), with remote attack confirmed. A mitigation measure is available as of the advisory date.

Microsoft ASP.NET Privilege Escalation Vulnerability, CVSS 9.1 Critical

CERT-Bund, Germany's Federal Computer Emergency Response Team, issued a critical security advisory (WID-SEC-2026-1213) on 21 April 2026 regarding a privilege escalation vulnerability in Microsoft ASP.NET. The flaw, affecting versions prior to 10.0.7, carries a CVSS Base Score of 9.1 (Critical) and a Temporal Score of 7.9 (High), with confirmed remote attack feasibility. Mitigation measures are available, and the current status is dated 22 April 2026. Organizations running vulnerable Microsoft ASP.NET deployments should treat this as an immediate patching priority given the critical severity rating and confirmed remote exploitability.

Critical CVSS 9.9 Atlassian Vulnerabilities Affect Bamboo, Bitbucket, Confluence, Jira

CERT-Bund issued a critical security advisory (WID-SEC-2026-1229) regarding multiple vulnerabilities in Atlassian Bamboo, Bitbucket, Confluence, and Jira with a CVSS Base Score of 9.9 (critical) and Temporal Score of 8.6 (high). Affected versions include Bamboo before 12.1.6 and 10.2.18, Bitbucket before 10.2.2 and 9.4.19, Confluence before 10.2.10 and 9.2.19, and Jira before 11.3.4 and 10.3.19. A remote attacker can exploit these flaws to execute arbitrary code, bypass security controls, manipulate or disclose data, or conduct Cross-Site-Scripting attacks. Organizations running these products should apply patches immediately and review available mitigations.

IBM App Connect Enterprise <13.0.7.0 Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities Allow File Manipulation, DoS

CERT-Bund issued a critical security advisory (WID-SEC-2026-1220) for IBM App Connect Enterprise, rating the vulnerabilities CVSS Base Score 9.8 (kritisch) with a Remoteangriff (remote attack) capability confirmed. Affected versions are IBM App Connect Enterprise below version 13.0.7.0 and below version 12.0.12.25. An anonymous remote attacker can exploit multiple vulnerabilities to manipulate files and conduct denial of service attacks. Mitigation measures are available.

Fortra GoAnywhere MFT Mehrere Schwachstellen CVSS 7.3

CERT-Bund published security advisory WID-SEC-2026-1216 on April 21, 2026, disclosing multiple vulnerabilities in Fortra GoAnywhere MFT (Managed File Transfer) versions prior to 7.10.0. The vulnerabilities carry a CVSS Base Score of 7.3 (high) and a Temporal Score of 6.4 (medium), with remote attack capability confirmed. Affected organizations include any entity running GoAnywhere MFT on Windows, UNIX, or other operating systems that has not applied the vendor patch.

VantageScore 4.0, FICO 10T Adopted by FHA, GSEs

The Federal Housing Administration and the GSEs (Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac) announced they are implementing VantageScore 4.0 and FICO 10T as eligible credit scoring models for mortgage underwriting, effective immediately. This ends decades of reliance on older credit score models and introduces competition into the nation's mortgage market. Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are immediately accepting Vantage-scored loans from approved lenders, and the change advances the Credit Score Competition Act of 2018.

RSCO School Choice Placement Offers Begin March 9 for 2026-27

The Connecticut State Department of Education's Greater Hartford Regional School Choice Office (RSCO) announced that placement notifications for Greater Hartford Region magnet and Open Choice programs will begin the week of March 9, 2026, and March 16, 2026, respectively. Placement notifications for CTECS Hartford Region technical high schools began in late February 2026. Additional rounds of placement offers will begin in April 2026 and continue through summer until approximately 6,000 seats are filled across the three programs for the 2026-2027 school year. Families who receive an offer have limited time to accept and register with the school.

Connecticut Highlights Continued Progress in Dyslexia and Structured Literacy Work

The Connecticut State Department of Education has highlighted continued statewide progress through the Office of Dyslexia and Reading Disabilities, established by statute in 2021, which supports efforts to advance structured literacy practices, strengthen educator preparation, and align statewide supports for students at risk for or identified with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. A key milestone was the unanimous adoption of Connecticut's first Educator Competencies for Structured Literacy and Dyslexia by the State Board of Education in May 2025, developed in partnership with the National Center on Improving Literacy and a diverse advisory group. The Department has also developed a draft audit framework to assess educator preparation program alignment to the Competencies, which will be refined through external stakeholder feedback.

Governor Lamont Establishes K-12 Education Funding Reform Commission, $500M Affordability Fund

Governor Ned Lamont signed Executive Order No. 26-3 establishing the Governor's Blue-Ribbon Commission on K-12 Education Funding and Accountability to conduct a comprehensive review of Connecticut's education funding system, including the Education Cost Sharing (ECS) grant. The commission, chaired by Deputy Chief of Staff Natalie Wagner and Vice-Chaired by Commissioner Charlene M. Russell-Tucker, must submit a strategic plan by January 15, 2027. Governor Lamont also announced he is working with legislative leaders to direct $500 million from the proposed affordability fund to support local school districts during the current fiscal year.

Prime Minister Appoints Dr. Islam Azzam to Economic Ministerial Group

Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly issued Decree No. 1013 of 2026 defining the composition of the Economic Ministerial Group, which includes the FRA Chairman alongside the CBE Governor, Finance Minister, and other senior officials. The Decree mandates weekly meetings for the Group with flexibility to convene as circumstances require. Dr. Islam Azzam, appointed FRA Chairman in March 2026, joins the Group bringing expertise from his prior roles including FRA Vice Chairman and EGX Chairman.

FRA Chairman and Minister of Youth Discuss Cooperation Frameworks

FRA Chairman Dr. Islam Azzam met with Minister of Youth and Sports Gohar Nabil on April 16, 2026 to discuss cooperation frameworks for youth economic empowerment and financial literacy. The meeting aligned with Egypt Vision 2030 and Sustainable Development Goals, focusing on integrating youth into non-banking financial markets through specialized FRA programs. No binding regulatory changes were announced; the discussion centered on expanding partnerships and financial inclusion initiatives.

FRA and Arab Academy Partner on Human Capital Development

Dr. Islam Azzam, FRA Chairman, and Dr. Mostafa Hodeib, President of the Arab Academy for Management, Banking and Financial Sciences (AAMBFS), witnessed the signing of a strategic cooperation protocol on April 18, 2026. The agreement establishes specialized postgraduate programs including MBA tracks in Arabic and English and Professional Doctorates (DBA) for FRA staff and employees of affiliated non-banking financial sector companies, with partial scholarships and flexible payment systems. The protocol runs for an initial two-year renewable term and creates a joint steering committee to draft operational plans and expand training initiatives, aligning with Egypt Vision 2030's digital transformation and financial inclusion goals.

President Trump Discusses Iran Deal, Interest Rates in CNBC Interview

President Donald J. Trump appeared on CNBC's Squawk Box on April 21, 2026 for an exclusive wide-ranging interview covering Iran nuclear negotiations, U.S. military readiness, NATO, interest rates and the Federal Reserve, airline consolidation, and college athletics. The President stated that the U.S. is in a strong negotiating position with Iran and that the U.S. military is ready to act, while also expressing support for Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair and discussing Spirit Airlines' financial difficulties.

Riley Barnes Peace Corps Director, Multiple Nominations Sent

The White House transmitted nine nominations to the Senate on April 21, 2026, including Riley Barnes of Texas for Director of the Peace Corps. The nominations span leadership roles across federal agencies including Ambassador to Belize, Inspector General at the Department of Justice, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Alabama, Assistant Secretary of the Air Force, Director of the National Reconnaissance Office, Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, Director of the CDC, and Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs. All nominations require Senate confirmation before appointees can assume their respective positions.

American Manufacturing Surges to Four-Year High as Factory Activity Expands

The White House announced on April 22, 2026, that the Institute for Supply Management's key manufacturing index registered its third consecutive month of expansion at its highest reading since 2022. Major companies announced significant U.S. manufacturing investments including U.S. Steel restarting its Gary Tin Mill in Indiana (225 jobs), Apple committing $600 billion over four years, Nvidia pledging $500 billion for AI chip production, and Johnson & Johnson investing $55 billion in new U.S. manufacturing. Foreign pharmaceutical companies AstraZeneca ($50 billion), Bristol Myers Squibb ($40 billion), and GSK ($30 billion) also announced major U.S. manufacturing expansions.

Virtual Hearing Apr 29 for St. Lawrence County 200 MW Two Rivers Solar Farm

The New York State Public Service Commission has scheduled a virtual public statement hearing on April 29, 2026 at 1:00 p.m. to receive comments on Two Rivers Solar Farm LLC's petition seeking a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for a 200-megawatt solar-powered electric generating facility in the towns of Brasher and Massena in St. Lawrence County. The facility would interconnect to the grid via NYPA's Haverstock–Willis E 345 kilovolt transmission line under a siting permit issued by ORES on February 27, 2026. Registration to speak closes April 28, 2026 at 4:30 p.m.; written comments may be submitted through May 6, 2026 referencing Case 25-E-0616.

CDPHE Reminds 61,000 Children Ages 4-6 to Vaccinate

Beginning April 22, 2026, the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment will send text messages and email notifications to families of more than 61,000 children ages 4-6 years whose records in the Colorado Immunization Information System indicate they may be due for routine vaccines, including those required for K-12 school enrollment. Messages will be sent from number 45778 and email address cdphe.vaccine.registry@state.co.us. Parents are directed to schedule appointments with healthcare providers or local public health agencies, with most insurance plans covering routine childhood vaccines at no cost.

Colorado Environmental Health Resources Highlighted for Earth Day

On Earth Day, April 22, 2026, CDPHE announced it is highlighting environmental health programs and resources statewide, including air quality monitoring, PFAS testing for private well owners, the Test and Fix Water for Kids program protecting over 700,000 children from lead exposure, and the Colorado Green Business Network whose 2025 participants reduced greenhouse gas emissions by more than 50,000 metric tons. The press release also references a new grant cycle opening soon for the Environmental Justice Grant Program and summarizes air quality control measures adopted by the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission on April 17, 2026. No new compliance obligations or regulatory requirements are created.

Warwickshire County Council Adult Education Functions Regulations 2026

This page is a navigation portal on legislation.gov.uk for UK Statutory Instrument 2026/448, titled Warwickshire County Council Adult Education Functions Regulations 2026. The page provides access to the original print PDF, correction slips, and associated documents, but contains no substantive regulatory text. No regulatory obligations, deadlines, or penalties are stated in this source.

Ministry of Defence Police Officers Must Hold Vetting Clearance

The Ministry of Defence Police (Vetting) Regulations 2026 (SI 2026 No. 428), made on 16th April 2026 and laid before Parliament on 22nd April 2026, come into force on 18th May 2026. The Regulations establish a comprehensive vetting framework for MDP officers, including provisions for vetting clearance assessments, withdrawal assessments, and a right of appeal. The instrument extends to England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Merchant Shipping (Accident Reporting and Investigation) Regulations 2026

The Merchant Shipping (Accident Reporting and Investigation) Regulations 2026 (SI 2026/430) came into force on 15th May 2026, replacing and consolidating the previous accident reporting framework under the Merchant Shipping Act 1995. The Regulations implement the IMO Casualty Investigation Code (Resolution MSC.255(84)) and define key terms including 'accident', 'marine casualty', 'marine incident', 'serious injury', and 'very serious marine casualty' for the purposes of UK maritime safety investigations. The Regulations apply to all accidents involving United Kingdom ships, ships within UK waters, and ships where the UK is a Substantially Interested State, with the Chief Inspector of Marine Accidents holding investigatory authority.

Surrey County Council Adult Education Functions Regulations 2026

This page on legislation.gov.uk provides access to the Surrey County Council Adult Education Functions Regulations 2026 (SI 2026/447). The page functions as a navigation and metadata hub, offering links to accompanying documents including the original print PDF, correction slips, lists of amendments, all document formats, and links to related legislation. No substantive regulatory text, obligations, penalties, or effective dates are displayed in the visible content.

North Killingholme Generating Station Amendment Order 2026

The North Killingholme Generating Station Amendment Order 2026 amends the existing North Killingholme Generating Station Order, making specific modifications to the regulatory framework governing this power generation facility in North Lincolnshire. The instrument is classified as a UK Statutory Instrument and appears on legislation.gov.uk as SI 2026/445.

Sanctions Miscellaneous Amendments Regulations 2026 (S.I. 2026/443)

The Sanctions (EU Exit) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2026 (S.I. 2026/443), made 20th April 2026 under the Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2018, correct errors in S.I. 2024/644 and S.I. 2025/394. The instrument introduces new trade end-use controls for Venezuela and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) via new Regulation 31A in both sanctions regimes, requiring UK persons to cease exporting goods or transferring technology when notified by the Secretary of State that items may be destined for those jurisdictions. It raises the 'relevant firm' threshold from €10,000 to £10,000 in both Venezuela and DPRK sanctions regulations, removes CEMA penalty modification provisions, and modernises Treasury licence purposes and electronic notice procedures.

Air Navigation Restrictions, Portrush, Northern Ireland

UK Statutory Instrument 2026/434 establishes air navigation restrictions applicable in the vicinity of Portrush, Northern Ireland. The instrument has been published on legislation.gov.uk as an active UK Statutory Instrument. No substantive regulatory text or compliance obligations are present in this source document.

Nutrition (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) (Amendment) Regulations 2026 — Adds Magnesium L-Threonate Monohydrate

The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care has made the Nutrition (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) (Amendment) Regulations 2026 (S.I. 2026/412), which amend Schedule 2 to the Nutrition (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 by adding magnesium L-threonate monohydrate to Part B of the table of permitted mineral substances for use in food supplements. The Regulations extend to England and Wales but apply to England only. The instrument comes into force on 12th August 2026. Food supplement manufacturers in England may now use magnesium L-threonate monohydrate as a source of magnesium in their products.

Avian Influenza Amendment Order 2026 Regulates Poultrymeat Movement from Infected Premises

The Avian Influenza and Influenza of Avian Origin in Mammals (England) (Amendment) Order 2026 amends Article 24 of the 2006 Order to regulate poultrymeat movement from premises traced under article 23 (infected premises). The Secretary of State may now dispose of or require disposal of traced meat, or license its movement to a food processing establishment for treatment following a risk assessment. Meat moved under licence must be treated to achieve a core temperature of 70°C for at least 3.5 seconds before further movement is permitted. The Order extends to England and Wales but applies to England only.