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Journalist Amber de Botton takes special adviser role for new prime minister Rishi Sunak has hired Amber de Botton as his director of communications, Downing Street confirmed on Saturday, in the latest in a series of appointments made by the prime minister in his first week in office. De Botton’s career as a journalist has included working for ITV News and Sky News. She leaves ITV News, where she was head of UK news and previously politics. Unlike an impartial civil servant, the special adviser will be able to give political advice to ministers, defend the government’s actions and criticise…

Craig Henderson’s single charge of fraudulent trading netted him more than £250,000 in three-and-a-half years.

  Solent NHS Trust has apologised and say they’re taking the issue ‘very seriously’ Solent NHS Trust has apologised and say they’re taking the issue ‘very seriously’ 

Many new products now need multiple safety test facilities for home and abroad, say entrepreneurs British inventions are being brought to market overseas because new Brexit safety certification rules mean they can’t be sold in the UK. Trade bodies and entrepreneurs have blamed the government’s decision to stop accepting the European Union’s CE mark and instead create a new UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) mark showing that a product is safe. Continue reading… ​Many new products now need multiple safety test facilities for home and abroad, say entrepreneursBritish inventions are being brought to market overseas because new Brexit safety certification rules…

  A pub owner in Yorkshire has called for public help after six customers left without paying for nearly £300 worth of food and drink on Thursday evening. ​A pub owner in Yorkshire has called for public help after six customers left without paying for nearly £300 worth of food and drink on Thursday evening. 

Mikel Arteta’s squad is stretched at the moment.

  Some analysts believe that the Kremlin was behind the attack and was seeking to send a message about the vulnerability of western energy infrastructure. ​Some analysts believe that the Kremlin was behind the attack and was seeking to send a message about the vulnerability of western energy infrastructure. 

  Some analysts believe that the Kremlin was behind the attack and was seeking to send a message about the vulnerability of western energy infrastructure. ​Some analysts believe that the Kremlin was behind the attack and was seeking to send a message about the vulnerability of western energy infrastructure. 

We could be getting closer to it being a reality for everyone

 Pregnant Then Screwed organised 11 marches around the country and encouraged those taking part to wear fancy dress. Pregnant Then Screwed organised 11 marches around the country and encouraged those taking part to wear fancy dress.