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With the Autumn lockdown approaching the end of its second week there is still no guarantee from the government that the current restrictions on business will end on the 2nd December across England. Business leaders from across the country give their assessments on the issues facing the economic outlook of the UK.

Adey Sign up to mental health platform Unmind to look after their own staff while Kingsfleet Wealth commit to helping St Elizabeth Hospice and Tadpoles Nursery bring some festive cheer to Ellesmere Care Home through a virtual Christmas concert.

In our latest series of leadership quotations, we hear from Jacob Rees Mogg on anti-vaxxers, Tracey Crouch on remote voting, Colin Taylor on the construction industry, and from Jane Smith and Michael Goldie on the government’s Covid strategy.

ISUMO, the London-based technology and IT support experts, have announced a new partnership with one of the fastest growing telecom companies in Scandinavia.

Following the government’s decision to extend the furlough scheme until the end of March, leaders from across the country have delivered their verdict. Most have welcomed the additional support while expressing certain reservations.

The founder and managing director of Digimax Dental, an award-winning dental marketing agency, has written a passionate call-to-action in City AM, challenging the government to speak publicly on behalf of dentists across the country.

IncomeMax Founder Lee Healey talk about the economic shock of the Covid crisis and how it has been one of the key challenges during the pandemic, with family incomes coming under particular pressure for workers affected by lockdown restrictions.

LEADERSHIP ROUND-UP: Nigel Attwood joins national campaign, Tadpoles Nursery launches 'Light Up Lockdown' and Headteacher Sam Strickland of The Duston School praises his colleagues across the country

The Health Secretary of the UK updated the Commons on the covid-19 vaccie, Scottish FM on restriction levels across the country and Welsh Education Minister announced exams were to be scrapped for 2021.

Our latest leadership roundup brings news of LEEC being Shortlisted for Lloyds Bank National Business Awards 2020, NSF international providing free training for NHS staff and Radical Sportscars kicks off the Gulf Radical Cup pre-season testing.

Over the last decade, ISCA has built a strong reputation as a leading provider of pre-university art and design teaching. Colin Kerrigan, the Executive Director of the International School of Creative Arts (ISCA) discusses how the launch of a new foundation course, designed to prepare international students for university entry, comes at a timely moment.

Gill Denham wrote an open letter on the pressures of educating in the time of Covid-19. The pressures faced by headteachers as the balance childrens health and childrens education while trying to keep all stakeholders informed and up to date steps taken.

Our latest leadership roundup brings news of a fundraising drive from one of Britain’s top care providers, a new arrival at a building fabric and electrical contractor, and a new film set for release in 2021.

Jo Churchill, the parliamentary under secretary of state for prevention , public health and primary care, has confirmed that private and NHS dentists will remain open during the second national lockdown.