Scott Challinor
Business Editor for Leaders of Great Britain
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Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and CW+ launch new hand therapy app
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and CW+ have launched a new version of a popular hand therapy smartphone app, which is designed with patients and clinicians in mind.
UK government weighing up response to gender change law in Scotland
The UK government is reported to be considering its response to a new law set to be passed by Holyrood, making it easier for people in Scotland to obtain a gender recognition certificate.
NHS "bursting at the seams" with stretched resources and winter pressures, says The King's Fund
Danielle Jefferies of independent health and care charity, The King's Fund, gives her take on the latest NHS performance statistics.
Stephen Flynn replaces Ian Blackford as SNP leader in Westminster
Aberdeen South MP Stephen Flynn has been elected as the SNP’s new leader in Westminster.
Gove to give local authorities more flexibility over government housing targets
Levelling Up, Housing and Communities secretary Michael Gove has agreed to give local councils greater flexibility over meeting housing targets set by the government, as ministers sought to stave off a Tory rebellion.
Baroness Mone takes leave of absence from Parliament amid Covid contract scandal
Conservative peer Michelle Mone will take a leave of absence from the House of Lords “with immediate effect” as she seeks “to clear her name” over Covid contract allegations which her PR team says have been “unjustly levelled against her”.
Minister hits out at RMT over new Christmas strikes
Schools minister Nick Gibb has criticised the RMT union after it announced a new wave of Christmas strikes that would disrupt “hundreds of thousands of people up and down the country”.
2022 brings another Green Apple Award for Environmental Crop Management
Renowned agronomy services provider Environmental Crop Management [ECM] has reason to celebrate again in 2022, having picked up another Green Apple Award.
Labour plans to abolish House of Lords among plethora of reforms in new report
The Labour party has launched a new report recommending radical reforms to the UK’s political system, including proposals to abolish the House of Lords.
Foyle Women’s Aid’s ‘Dress for Success’ initiative making difference in Derry/Londonderry
Foyle Women’s Aid is making ripples in Derry/Londonderry with its ‘Dress for Success’ initiative, a project brought to Northern Ireland by Marie Brown which provides clothing to help women gain economic independence and improve their confidence.
Tory chair Zahawi hits out at unions over strikes
Conservative party chair Nadhim Zahawi has criticised workers’ unions, saying that it is not fair to “disrupt people’s lives” with industrial action around Christmas.
NHS strikes: Pay dispute only the tip of the iceberg, says ‘un-wellbeing’ report titled ‘Strike For Pay?’
A new report argues that the NHS nursing strikes set to take place before the New Year go far beyond a simple pay dispute.
By-election result: Labour holds City of Chester with increased majority
The Labour party has held the City of Chester constituency, after its candidate Samantha Dixon secured a 10,974 majority in Thursday's by-election.
Ian Blackford announces that he will stand down as SNP’s Westminster leader
Ian Blackford has confirmed that he will stand down as the SNP’s leader in Westminster, saying that it was time for “fresh leadership” in the position.
Coffey: Sorting out EU legacy laws a larger task than anticipated
Environment secretary Therese Coffey has informed the House of Lords that there are more EU legacy laws that government will need to review than previously thought.
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