Ministers and civil servants have this week launched a programme for government reform, which they say will help the UK ‘build back better’ in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Proposals for a 2023 revamp of England’s electoral map have today been revealed, which the Boundary Commission for England says will make Parliament fairer by giving each MP a roughly equal pool of voters.
The prime minister’s official spokesman has indicated that the government still sees no reason to delay the final stage of reopening the economy on June 21, despite a rise in Covid-19 cases.
The prime minister’s former chief aide, Dominic Cummings, has this week given evidence to a joint session of the Commons Health, and Science & Technology select committees, in what was his first public account of what occurred within government throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
From Monday 17 May, the NHS app will be used to show a person's vaccination status if they have had both doses of the Covid vaccine, The Leaders Council reports.
Prime minister Boris Johnson and a host of other world leaders have come together in a joint call for a new global treaty to ensure the world is better prepared for future pandemic threats.
All A-Level and GCSE results in England will be based on teachers’ predicted grades following criticism of the controversial standardisation algorithm.
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