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No early end to lockdown - PM Downing Street has denied reports in the Daily Telegraph that the plan to lift Covid restrictions could be accelerated if real-world data on the effect of vaccines is better than expected. Boris Johnson has insisted that dates attached to the lifting of measures were the earliest possible days on which they could be eased, but government sources quoted in the paper say reassuring data about the vaccine could allow some of the timings to come forward. 2 Summer schools for catch-up Ministers have announced that secondary schools in England will be funded to run summer schools for pupils worst hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. The government is also proposing to spend £200m to expand its national tutoring programme and an additional £300m “recovery premium” which will go direct to schools to support the most disadvantaged children. However, the Education Policy Institute said the measures do not go far enough.

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Jobs round-up: best UK company for female representation, BrewDog B-Corp status

BrewDog and Diageo have earned recognition in the past week for their respective approaches to sustainability and representation, while Star Pubs & Bars, Toggle and Airship have provided updates on how they re helping staff prepare for post-lockdown trading. Diageo named best FTSE 100 company for female leadership Drinks giant Diageo has been named in the Hampton-Alexander Review as the top company in both the FTSE 100 and in the beverage sector for representation of women at board, executive and leadership level. The Hampton-Alexander Review is an independent, business-led framework supported by the UK Government which has set recommendations for FTSE 350 companies to improve the representation of women on their boards and in leadership positions.

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FTSE 100 female directors: All-male boardrooms are a thing of the past at Britain s top companies

FTSE 100 female directors: All-male boardrooms are a thing of the past at Britain s top companies
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Number of women in FTSE board positions rockets over five years

Number of women in FTSE board positions rockets over five years
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Findings of the final Hampton-Alexander Review | Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner

Summary The Final Hampton-Alexander Review regarding women on boards has been published. This business-led independent Review has achieved significant progress - women now make up around 40%, in aggregate, of the non-executive directors on FTSE 350 boards. There is, however, a continuing challenge in the proportion of senior women executives on boards and on executive committees as well as the number of women with ethnic minority backgrounds. This briefing looks at the key findings from the final review, sets out Sir Philip Hampton’s recommendations for the future and reminds companies of some of the views from key stakeholder groups. Background The 2016 Hampton-Alexander Review recommended that:

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