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A multitude of questions: Adeline Recruits boss critiques the Health and Care Bill
Writing for The Leaders Council in a special report, Adeline Recruits boss Olusola Jeboda shares her view on the government’s Health and Care Bill currently going through Parliament, discussing why it raises as many questions as it does answers.
Ukraine conflict: Oil prices soar to 13-year high
As the conflict in Ukraine continues, oil prices have climbed to a 13-year high.
Royal College of Podiatry thanks members for humanitarian response to Ukraine conflict
The Royal College of Podiatry has issued a statement thanking its members for donations of supplies to help provide humanitarian support to those affected by the armed conflict in Ukraine.
New Leaf Distribution boss talks up value of the physical workplace
While the Covid-19 pandemic forced remote working to become a necessity, as social restrictions have ended in the UK, businesses are becoming more acutely aware of the benefits of office working.
Mountaineer Akash Negi takes JK Tech to new heights with Everest climb
The unveiling of the JK Tech logo on the summit of Mount Everest marked the beginning of a transformational journey for the digital and IT services business.
Sack Tory co-chair over links to oligarchs, Starmer urges
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has called on the Conservatives to dismiss co-chairman, Ben Elliot, amid concerns over his links to wealthy Russians donating sums of money to the party.
Truss targets further sanctions on Russia as Ukraine conflict rages
UK foreign secretary Liz Truss has called on the international community to tighten restrictions on Russian oil and gas exports as the conflict in Ukraine continues.
Birmingham Erdington by-election result: Labour holds seat with slimmer majority
Labour has held the constituency of Birmingham Erdington following a by-election that was held after the death of its serving MP, Jack Dromey.
HGV driver shortage remains ‘severe’ according to Q4 2021 data
The latest data published by the Office for National Statistics [ONS] covering the fourth quarter [Q4] of 2021 indicates that the HGV driver shortage remains at ‘severe’ level, and that there are some worrying underlying dynamics within the HGV delivery workforce.
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.
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