Scott Challinor

Prime minister Boris Johnson will address Parliament on Tuesday afternoon and is expected to issue an apology for his receipt of a fine for breaking Covid lockdown rules in Downing Street.

Driver Require CEO Kieran Smith will sit on the judging panel for the 36th Motor Transport Awards.

Radical Motorsport - the UK’s largest race car manufacturer - has recently announced the appointment of Team Stradale as its new official dealer in Florida.

Pendragon, one of the UK’s leading automotive retailers, has agreed a naming sponsorship deal with Power Maxed Racing [PMR], one of the foremost racing teams in the British Touring Car Championship [BTCC].

Khadija Mohammed has been elected the new General Teaching Council for Scotland [GTC Scotland] council convener.

Some asylum seekers crossing the Channel to reach the UK illegally will be sent to Rwanda under the government’s new plans to curb human trafficking.

Terence Carvalho, the former general manager of Becketts in Southsea, Portsmouth, has been shortlisted for the Entrepreneur of the Year prize at the 2022 Portsmouth News Business Excellence Awards.

Ali Harbi Ali, the radicalised Islamic State supporter who murdered Conservative MP Sir David Amess, has been sentenced to life in prison.

Prime minister Boris Johnson and chancellor Rishi Sunak have rejected calls for them to resign, despite both having been fined by police this week for breaching Covid lockdown laws in Downing Street during June 2020.

Crisp Vocational Provision has overcome much adversity to complete an aid run of essential items to Ukrainian refugees fleeing from conflict in Eastern Europe.

The Metropolitan Police force has issued a further 30 fines for Covid lockdown rule-breaking within Downing Street and Whitehall, with the prime minister and chancellor confirmed to be among them.

The British Retail Consortium [BRC] has said that sales growth in March slowed compared to the previous two months of the year.

Latest figures from the Office for National Statistics [ONS] show that UK economic growth slowed in February, with automotive and computer goods production falling.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has referred himself to Baron Geidt, the prime minister’s adviser on ministers' interests, as he continues to face pressure over his family’s tax affairs.

The latest figures published by the Office for National Statistics have confirmed that higher death rates from Covid-19 within ethnic minority groups in comparison to White Brits persisted during the Omicron wave.