Cornwall’s NHS needs £100 million boost, after critical report on trust, says Unite The NHS in Cornwall needs a cash injection of £100 million to restore health services in the county, following a damning report on the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust

Invitations open today for the Citi Microentrepreneurship Awards, the annual celebration of Britain’s microentrepreneurs that have accessed “responsible” business finance. Entrants will compete for a share of an £85,000 prize pot for this year’s awards.

A Brexit transition deal must be reached by Christmas to reassure banks, the deputy governor of the Bank of England has warned. 

A top SNP MP has urged his Conservative and Labour colleagues north of the border to join forces to keep Britain in the single market after Brexit.

Although he won his seat by the narrowest of margins, Stephen Gethins is philosophical, pragmatic and refreshingly non-partisan about the challenges ahead. The SNP’s Brexit spokesperson talks to James Millar

Scottish MPs – across all parties – must now work together to protect Scotland’s place in the single market, writes Ian Blackford

Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union has responded to Liz Truss' letter to the Chair of the Schools Teachers' Review Body (STRB), setting out the terms of reference to the teachers' 2018/19 pay award.

The Chancellor’s £26bn Budget war chest could be all but wiped out, as the Office for Budget Responsibilty prepares to downgrade growth forecasts.

Net retail sales were £3.6 billion, the highest selling August on record.

On World Teachers’ Day the NASUWT-The Teachers’ Union has called on UK Governments and administrations to take the steps to ensure every child is taught by a qualified teacher who has the pay, working conditions, training and support they need to make the fullest possible use of their professional talents, knowledge and expertise

Making UK cities internationally competitive in key sectors is the best way to end productivity gap, argues West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson spoke at a Tuesday night fringe event at Conservative conference with UK Finance CEO Stephen Jones.

Britain will lose out on skilled labour after Brexit unless politicians can find a “positive narrative” about the country’s direction and values, a minister has said.

Apprentice opportunities at new railway academy in Widnes.

Swedish retailer IKEA is launching an immersive week-long series of evening house parties and daytime experiences (18th – 21st October) to celebrate 30 years of the brand being in the UK.

The Brexit vote was the result of the British working class “throwing a tantrum” over immigration, the Europe minister has claimed.

Robert Halfon MP and Alan Mak MP spoke at the Apprenticeships Forum Reception last night at Conservative party conference. 

Boris Johnson appeared to raise the white flag last night in his bitter row with Theresa May over the course Britain should take as it quits the EU.

Ruth Davidson has suggested that she would have sacked Boris Johnson if she was Theresa May over his Daily Telegraph article challenging the Prime Minister over Brexit.

A Labour MP has accused a Tory backbencher of being “misogynistic and patronising”, after he urged young people to try and find work alongside "gorgeous EU women".

‘Hardline’ Brexiteers in the Conservative Party have used a letter to No 10 to demand Theresa May walk away from negotiations if the EU still refuses to agree a trade deal by Christmas.​

The Prime Minister has promised German Chancellor Angela Merkel that any exit treaty will enshrine the rights of EU nationals living in the UK.

Some public sector workers may see wage increases in excess of the 1% pay cap, the government has indicated. 

Ruth Davidson has called for “serious people” to take charge of Brexit as she launched a fresh attack on Boris Johnson.