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A unionist legal challenge against the UK government over the Northern Ireland Protocol is expected to be heard in the High Court between May 13 and 18, after the government withdrew its opposition to the application for a judicial review.

While hospitality and live shows are still closed, Wolverhampton Grand Theatre have continued to provide excellent entertainment through other means by launching a new vodast. Adrian Jackson, CEO & Creative Director, has also been nominated for a West Midlands Leadership Award for the work he has done lighting the way through a very difficult year.

In today's leadership round-up we see that Techna International have a taken a step towards a greener future and that Colin Low, founder of Kingsfleet Wealth, continues to shine a spotlight on the businesses, leaders and charities across Suffolk.

Leading racing-sportscar manufacturer, Radical Sportscars, has showcased its highest performing global dealerships at its 2020 Dealer of the Year Awards.

Looking back over the previous 12 months of Covid-19 restrictions in the UK, the team at NEST Management reflects on the impact of lockdown and how the martial arts industry it supplies has used its systems to adapt.

Foreign secretary Dominic Raab has travelled to Gibraltar to attend the Joint Ministerial Council and hold bilateral talks with Gibraltar’s chief minister, Fabian Picardo.

Ed Balls, former Shadow Chancellor, was part of a session with members of The Leaders Council talking about the rise of populism across Europe.

Leading temperature-controlled food specialist, Magnavale, has announced that it has received both planning permission and necessary funding to build a single, fully automated cold store which will have the capacity to hold 96,000 pallets.

Evtec Automotive rescued the Arlington car parts manufacturer back in May 2020. The rescue deal saw more than 60 jobs saved for disabled workers at the plant after it went into administration as a result of Covid-19 and a drop in car sales.

East Yorkshire house-builder Beal Homes has committed to sponsoring Hull-based children’s football club, Kingswood United, for a second year.

Sport4Kids (S4K) have announced that they have joined the UK governments Kickstart Programme

VIPR chief operating officer, Stewart Williams, comments on the latest developments surrounding Lloyd's Blueprint Two plans and believes that his business is in a prime position to help improve on the cost savings that the overhaul will bring.

Global plastics manufacturer, Brett Martin, has recently completed a company-wide rebrand which involved a new set of external signage provided by Burton-based Hardy Signs.

Home secretary Priti Patel delivered a statement to Parliament on Wednesday, setting out a “fair but firm” overhaul of how individuals seeking asylum in the UK will be treated.