Sturgeon’s £500 ‘bonus’ to NHS and social care staff savaged – ‘What about teachers?’...
NHS staff and social care staff have been the main key workers during the coronavirus pandemic and Scotland’s First Minster Nicola Sturgeon has announced plan to say “thank you” to these key workers through a...
Royal Christmas: Where will Queen spend Christmas this year? | Royal | News (Reports)
The Queen and Prince Philip have spent the majority of this year self-isolating together at Windsor Castle due to the coronavirus pandemic. The Queen typically travels up to Sandringham before December 25 where she meets...
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Families can visit care home residents indoors from TOMORROW – new rules announced (Reports)
CARE HOMES in England will be open for indoor visits from tomorrow if visitors test negative for coronavirus.
‘Who’s doing the dishes, ma’am?’ Queen enjoys mucking in with royal chores | Royal...
The 62-year-old, who served as a footman for the Queen before becoming Princess Diana's personal butler, said the monarch does not get involved with the cooking but loves her rubber gloves to tackle the washing...
How employers are benefitting from traineeships – Case study
As part of the government’s ‘Plan for Jobs’, there are a range of government programmes available for employers, including traineeships.
A traineeship is a skills development programme that includes a work placement. The full programme can...
Queen ‘puts her horses’ before Prince Philip in royal pecking order claims former aide...
The Queen, 94, is known for her love of animals as she owns a large number of horses – and previously dogs. Former royal butler Mr Burrell joined TV star Vicky Pattison on her 'The...
Prince Charles could skip Christmas with Camilla to spend it in Queen and Philip’s...
Prince Charles, 72, is the eldest child of Queen Elizabeth II, 94, and Prince Philip, 99, and is first in line to the throne. While the Windsors face making difficult decisions around who to bubble...
Liz Truss announces four new non-executive board members
Four DIT non-executive board members with extensive experience in investment, business and international affairs, were announced today (1 December) by International Trade Secretary Liz Truss.
The new members have been appointed for at least 3 years...
