Scott Challinor

A new report from the National Audit Office [NAO] has concluded that the UK government was insufficiently prepared for the Covid-19 pandemic.

As part of its Nationality and Borders Bill, the UK government is to press on with plans to create offshore processing hubs as part of an overhaul to the UK asylum system.

On December 1, the government will close its consultation on proposed reforms to flexible working regulations.

It has been confirmed that staff at 58 UK universities are to go on strike from December 1 to December 3, amid grievances over pensions, pay and working conditions.

Transport secretary Grant Shapps outlined the government’s new plans for rail services on Thursday, with £96 billion to be invested into improving rail networks in the North and the Midlands.

In the House of Commons on Wednesday, MPs voted 297 to nil in favour of the prime minister’s plans to alter the code of conduct to prohibit parliamentarians from working as paid advisors or consultants, after Labour abstained.

Following its most recent Ofsted inspection in October this year, Bantock Primary School in Wolverhampton, West Midlands, was adjudged to have continued in being a ‘good’ school.

The UK government has announced plans for its new ‘Made in the UK, Sold to the World’ strategy, which is to help increase annual exports to the value of £1 trillion by the end of the decade.

This week [November 15-19] is the third week of November, and therefore marks the 2021 edition of Anti-Bullying Week.

In the aftermath of the Owen Paterson controversy, prime minister Boris Johnson has set out plans to ban MPs from working as paid consultants.

According to official figures, over 100,000 young people have entered new roles through the government’s Kickstart scheme.

Appearing on The Leaders Council Podcast, green energy tycoon Dale Vince OBE discusses his fight against climate change and why the UK government must show more political ambition if it is to deliver on its climate targets.

Driver Require has come a long way since its establishment in 2000. Initially launched by founder Steve Prince with its first office in the Hertfordshire town of Stevenage, the business has since been built through a period of immense change.

Appearing on The Leaders Council Podcast, Shelter CEO, Polly Neate, discussed the effects of Covid-19 pandemic on homelessness over the last two years and why it is imperative that the government addresses the growing cost-of-living crisis.

As the UK today pays homage to the fallen, this latest Remembrance Sunday unfolds at a challenging time for Armed Forces veterans.