Scott Challinor

Parliamentarians have this week paid tribute to Labour MP Jack Dromey, with a minute’s silence observed in the House of Commons on Monday.

Financial advisors and retirement specialists have advised the public that the Treasury’s five-year freeze on tax allowances could deal a significant blow to pension pots in the form of a 55 per cent tax for those who go over the lifetime allowance.

A High Court judge has ruled this week that the government’s use of a “high priority” or “VIP lane” to award personal protective equipment [PPE] contracts to two firms was unlawful.

Prime minister Boris Johnson is facing calls to resign after he told MPs on Wednesday that he had attended a party in the Downing Street Garden in May 2020, during the first national lockdown.

Research undertaken in the US has suggested that the Montessori method of education may be superior to its more traditional counterparts, particularly concerning the long-term psychological health and wellbeing of pupils.

Levelling Up, Housing and Communities secretary Michael Gove has told developers that they must pay to fix the cladding crisis where they have caused it and has issued the deadline of early March for them to agree a fully costed plan with the government.

The Labour party has urged the government to introduce a windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas companies, which it says could shave £200 off the average household energy bill.

ProCheck®, ADEY’s innovative digital water test, has made a major mark on industry over the previous year and seen the business accumulate a string of awards for its ground-breaking impact.

Investor spend on office space in Central London reached over £11 billion in 2021, returning to pre-pandemic levels.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has hit out at anti-vaccine campaigners, labelling them “totally wrong” and accusing them of sharing nothing but “mumbo jumbo” on social media.

The parliamentary Health and Social Care Select Committee has told ministers that the NHS staffing crisis must be resolved if the treatment waiting list backlog is to be dealt with as efficiently as possible.

Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner pressed prime minister Boris Johnson to scrap the five per cent VAT rate on energy bills during Wednesday’s Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons.

John Edwards has this week commenced his new role as UK Information Commissioner, succeeding Elizabeth Denham.

20 Tory MPs and peers have written to the Sunday Telegraph urging prime minister Boris Johnson to slash environmental levies and energy taxes to stave off the cost-of-living crisis currently hitting households across the country.

In a New Year speech setting out his party’s vision for the future, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has hit out at prime minister Boris Johnson, accusing the government of being “unworthy” of public trust.