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GTC Scotland publishes report on Registration Rules Consultation
The General Teaching Council for Scotland [GTC Scotland] has published its report following a three-month public consultation on proposed updated Registration Rules.
Government moves away from plans for limit on MPs’ second jobs and incomes
Cabinet Office minister Steve Barclay has written to the House of Commons Standard Committee, warning that it would be an “impractical” measure to limit the number of hours that MPs can spend on second jobs and cap earnings from them.
Interest rates raised to 0.75 per cent
The Bank of England has raised interest rates from 0.5 per cent to 0.75 per cent, its third hike in four months.
DRPG announce partnership with BBJ and K
DRP Group [DRPG] has announced its partnership with media planning and buying agency, BBJ&K.
Voiceflex augments service offering with strategic launch of Voiceflex Flow in partnership with Telavox
Multi-award-winning and leading telecoms carrier of SIP, hosted, connectivity, unified communications and collaboration services, Voiceflex, is pleased to announce the launch of Voiceflex Flow in partnership with leading European unified communications provider Telavox.
Fusion Telecom boss talks changes in the payment processing industry and what this means for cash and consumers
Speaking on The Leaders Council Podcast, Fusion Telecom managing director Adam Norsworthy addresses current changes to how people pay for goods and services and how this could facilitate a move toward a cashless society.
PMQs: Labour grill government on Lebedev peerage
At Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner called for the government to guarantee that the prime minister did not override UK security services to grant Evgeny Lebedev his peerage in 2020.
British-Iranian detainee Zaghari-Ratcliffe allowed to return home
British-Iranian woman Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who was detained almost six years ago in Iran, has been released and is allowed to return to the UK.
Government suspends export finance to Russia and Belarus as Arctic training exercise begins
The UK government has said that it will not issue any new guarantees, loans and insurance for exports going to Russia and Belarus.
Russia sanctions: 370 more targeted by UK
The UK government has announced that 370 more Russian individuals will be sanctioned, including former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev.
Rokbak celebrates double CeeD awards success
Rokbak employees are celebrating a brace of accolades at the CeeD Industry Awards 2022, after winning in both the Marketing and Young Person of the Year categories.
Technossus talks cloud native and how it affects the CIO role
Technology solutions provider Technossus explores the emergence of cloud native, what it means for businesses, and how it impacts the role of the chief information officer [CIO] within firms.
Hands: Transition to cleaner energy production “an issue of national security”
Energy minister Greg Hands has said that the UK’s move toward cleaner and greener energy production is now an “issue of national security” as well as cutting down on the nation’s carbon output.
Techbuyer backs plans for Ukraine sponsorship programme and urges government haste
Techbuyer content editor, Chris Nelson, urges the government to act quickly on implementing a sponsorship scheme for Ukrainian refugees as ministers prepare to outline initial plans on Monday afternoon.
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