Scott Challinor

Over 330 delegates from numerous countries attended Connexions 2022 over the weekend of April 29 to May 1 at the Hilton Metropole Hotel in Birmingham, West Midlands.

Paul Holmes, the Conservative MP for Eastleigh, has quit his role as a ministerial aide to the home secretary, citing the “deep mistrust” of government created by its handling of the Partygate saga.

Serenity Welfare’s Hope Instead of Handcuffs campaign has been fighting to end the physical restraint and handcuffing of vulnerable children being transported between homes for the last six years.

Northern Ireland’s Legislative Assembly will meet on Monday, after a petition by Sinn Féin secured enough signatures for MLAs to be recalled to Stormont to debate the “urgent appointment of ministers”.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a 25 per cent temporary levy on the profits of oil and gas firms, which will fund a package to help households deal with rising energy bills.

UK attorney general Suella Braverman hosted Ukraine’s prosecutor general Iryna Venediktova on Thursday.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has informed Parliament that he has been “humbled by the whole experience” of reading through the findings of Sue Gray’s report into Partygate, adding that he took “full responsibility for everything that took place on my watch”.

470 new cities across Germany and Italy have been added to PayByPhone's global parking app.

On the week that senior civil servant Sue Gray’s full report into Partygate is due to be published, prime minister Boris Johnson is facing fresh scrutiny after photos emerged of him drinking at an event which allegedly took place during lockdown.

Echelon Health, the world’s leading provider of bespoke health assessments, has announced the appointment of Ahmed Elbarkouki as its new chief executive officer.

Grant Palmer Limited [GPL], Bedfordshire’s family-owned bus company since 1999, has been officially named as an “exemplary” operator following a recent accreditation on the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency's [DVSA] highly prestigious earned recognition scheme.

Senior civil servant Sue Gray intends to name those who broke Covid lockdown rules in the Partygate scandal, when her full report into the affair is published.

An unnamed Conservative MP who is facing rape and sexual assault allegations will not attend Parliament while the police investigate.

As inflation skyrockets, chancellor Rishi Sunak has issued a warning that the coming months “will be tough”.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has called on prime minister Boris Johnson to stop “choosing to let people struggle when they don’t need to” and impose a windfall tax on the record profits of energy firms.