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The parliamentary standards commissioner is investigating whether Labour leader broke declarations rules by registering additional earnings and gifts late on a string of occasions.

The UK government will publish draft legislation on Monday which will enable ministers to override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Oomph! Wellness and the National Care Forum [NCF] have renewed their existing partnership, which will help support people who live and work in the social care sector to continually improve their wellbeing post-pandemic.

In this year’s International Green Apple Environment Awards, Environmental Crop Management [ECM] received three awards for Corporate Social Responsibility [CSR].

Woodhart Group, a family-run carpentry and construction firm based in Brighton, East Sussex, has recently announced that it will continue to sponsor local Premier League football club Brighton & Hove Albion for the 2022/23 season.

Hone-All Precision Limited director Andrea Wilson joined us on The Leaders Council Podcast to discuss the Support UK Manufacturing campaign, which seeks to improve, promote, and secure the long-term future of the UK manufacturing and engineering sector.

Lord Frost, the former chief negotiator for exiting the EU, has warned Boris Johnson that he has until the autumn of 2022 to change direction and save his premiership, or risk being removed.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said that planned legislation by the UK government to override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol would be in breach of international law and should not be taken forward.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been accused of losing £11 billion of taxpayers’ money that has been used to pay interest on the government’s debt.

Following the British Virgin Islands Inquiry, the concluding report has recommended that the territory’s constitution be suspended, and government dissolved amid gross failures of leadership.

Plans to build a new eco-village on a derelict site in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, have been revived after being put on hold during the Covid-19 pandemic, The Mail has reported.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has spoken out against higher taxes and outlined several new housing policies in a wide-ranging speech which he used to reset his premiership and attempt to win over the British public.

Prime minister Boris Johnson has hit out at rail workers’ unions for the “reckless and wanton” move of striking on key dates in June, which will likely cause severe disruption for people travelling.

The BBC has reported that the UK government could publish legislation on Thursday [June 9] which would enable Westminster to override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.