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Speaking to the BBC at the G20 summit in Indonesia, prime minister Rishi Sunak has said that higher tax and cuts to public spending will be required to get the economy back on a sustainable footing.

UK prime minister Rishi Sunak has condemned Russia’s “barbaric” invasion of Ukraine at the G20 summit in Indonesia, calling on Moscow to “get out” of the besieged country.

Saffron Cordery, the interim CEO of NHS Providers, has said that a negotiated solution is needed to stop NHS staff walking out ahead of the onset of normal winter pressures.

UK foreign secretary James Cleverly has said that he will attend the FIFA World Cup in Qatar over November and December in a governmental capacity to help ensure the safety of British football supporters.

The UK has agreed a new deal with France to prevent migrants attempting to cross the Channel and access the country.

Entrepreneur, networker and business leader Avni Shah has been relishing her newfound responsibilities after having been appointed an ambassador for The Leaders Council of Great Britain & Northern Ireland.

This year, award-winning nursery group Monkey Puzzle Day Nurseries has launched three new settings in London and the Southeast, with the opening of premises in Sutton, Charlton and Guildford, Surrey.

In October, the Caldecott Foundation – a specialist care and education provider to vulnerable children and young people – held its 2022 Achievement Awards evening which saw more than 100 staff members attend.

The UK and Switzerland have this week signed a Memorandum of Understanding to deepen their research and innovation ties, as both remain unable to access the Horizon Europe scheme.

Aldercar High School in Langley Mill, Nottingham will be hosting its first careers fair on Tuesday November 15, 2022, in the school’s main hall.

New analysis published by the Centre for Inequality and Levelling Up [CEILUP] at the University of West London indicates that eight of the government’s 12 levelling up missions are at high risk of not being achieved by 2030.

The General Teaching Council for Scotland [GTC Scotland] - the teaching profession’s independent registration and regulation body in Scotland - is hosting a virtual opportunity to meet with the independent facilitators of the National Discussion on Education in the country.

Technical Design Services Group [TDSG] has continued its longstanding and fruitful partnership with offsite manufacturer and contractor M-AR, committing to closely working with the firm moving forwards.

The latest monthly NHS performance statistics have indicated that the waiting lists for hospital treatment stand at a record number of over seven million, and with nurses set to walk out before the end of the year, the situation is likely to intensify.