Scott Challinor

A fruitful partnership between Arundel Church of England Primary School in West Sussex and nearby Worthing Rugby Football Club has resulted in more girls becoming involved in the sport.

During his visit to NATO headquarters in Brussels on Thursday, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said that his party’s support for the alliance was “unshakeable”, after being questioned on Labour's defence policy under his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn.

Metropolitan Police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick has vowed to eradicate “disgusting behaviour” within the force and declared that she has “absolutely no intention” of quitting her position.

UK foreign secretary Liz Truss has called on Russia to abandon its “Cold War rhetoric” and “respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine” during a diplomatic visit to Moscow.

The United Colleges Group [UCG] has announced plans for the creation of a new world-class education facility in the London Borough of Brent.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has said that all remaining Covid restrictions, including self-isolation laws, will be scrapped this month if positive trends in the data continue.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has appointed Jacob Rees-Mogg as minister for Brexit opportunities and government efficiency, while Chris Heaton-Harris has been named the new Conservative chief whip.

An intervention from the Treasury has forced health secretary Sajid Javid to delay the unveiling of plans to address the NHS backlog of patients waiting for elective procedures, The Telegraph reports.

Democratic Unionist Party [DUP] leader, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, has said that issues around the Northern Ireland Protocol must be resolved or it will become “difficult” for his party to form a government after the next Assembly election.

The Conservatives have held the Southend West constituency following a by-election contest which saw a meagre turnout of 24 per cent. Meanwhile, more of prime minister Boris Johnson's senior aides have resigned over the Downing Street 'partygate' scandal.

A fresh political crisis has been triggered in Northern Ireland as first minister, Paul Givan, announced his resignation on Thursday. Elsewhere, prime minister Boris Johnson’s head of policy, Munira Mirza, has stepped down over remarks made by the PM toward Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that millions of households will be eligible to receive energy bill rebates of up to £350 to help ease the burden of rising prices.

Levelling Up secretary Michael Gove has revealed the government’s plans to improve public services across the country and close the gap between the wealthy and so-called left-behind areas of the nation.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has said this week that his plans for a “Brexit Freedoms Bill” will help overhaul EU-era regulations that are still active in the UK and entice foreign investment.