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UK will pursue Russian commanders for war crimes, says Raab
Justice secretary Dominic Raab has said that the UK is forming plans to identify and track down Russian commanders suspected of committing war crimes in Ukraine, the Telegraph reports.
Addecott joins The Maverick Group to tee-up growth of Sports and Entertainment offering
The Maverick Group have appointed sports industry veteran, Nick Addecott, to lead their Sports & Entertainment division.
BP to jettison stake in Russian state-owned oil firm
Following government pressure, BP is set to offload its 19.75 per cent stake in Rosneft, the Russian state-owned oil firm.
Cleve Chiropractic makes its own mark on Beijing Winter Olympics
Writing on the Cleve Chiropractic blog, chiropractor and founder of the Bristol-based clinic, Tim Button, happily reflected on the Winter Olympic success of athletes supported by the clinic’s treatment methods.
ListMe: an event hospitality management gamechanger?
The recent launch of a new guest management CRM social networking platform with built-in digital connectivity could have the potential to transform the event hospitality management sphere.
DMR Training and Consultancy founder talks the fundamentals of running a successful business
Businessman Dave Radley has overseen considerable growth within his company, DMR Training & Consultancy, since establishing it to provide construction qualifications in 2013.
Ukraine conflict: Russia accused of war crimes after bombing major city
Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Russia is culpable of a war crime after heavy shelling in the city of Kharkiv killed scores of civilians on Monday.
Upfold talks career changes, transferable leadership skills and how chiropractors’ network can alleviate NHS backlog
Clinic boss Alan Upfold tells of how a major career change shaped him into the person he is today and explains the transferable skills that have helped him succeed running his own business. He also highlights how the chiropractic network, in his view, could help bring down the Covid-enforced NHS backlog.
Leadership in crisis management: what does it take to be leader in the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond?
Writing for The Leaders Council, NHS director Mashhuda Kazi discusses how the Covid-19 pandemic has pushed the limits of leadership and forced senior managers and executives to refresh their leadership styles. Yet, in her view, a much greater focus is still needed to see through the fine lens of leadership, its dynamics and its governance.
Russia sanctions: UK follows suit with wider West by targeting central bank
The UK government has followed suit with the US and EU in its sanctions against Russia, by banning British people and business from making transactions with its central bank, finance ministry and wealth fund.
Defence secretary calls Putin nuclear alert a tactic of distraction
UK defence secretary, Ben Wallace, has said that Russian president Vladimir Putin is trying to distract the world by placing his nuclear forces on a special alert.
Education: The thoughts of an unremarkable, anonymous head teacher
Writing for The Leaders Council, an anonymous headteacher based in Birmingham shares her experiences of managing through the Covid-19 pandemic and questions whether senior school leaders are being given the support they deserve by the local authority.
Upturn Enterprise shortlisted for MEN Business Award
Oldham-based social enterprise Upturn has been shortlisted for a Manchester Evening News [MEN] Business Award in the ‘Turnover under £1 Million’ category.
The Nutrition Society and IFIS release the Nutritional Science Collection
The Nutrition Society and IFIS Publishing announced earlier in February the launch of the Nutritional Science Collection.
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