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In a ten-part series historian and honours expert Russell Malloch looks at the recent history of state visits in the UK. In this article, he explores the sporting, cultural and academic events attended by monarchs and presidents.

The recipients of The King’s Awards for Enterprise 2026 have been announced in a special edition of The Gazette. View all the winners here.

Carole McCulloch, family history researcher and founder of the Essential Genealogy Academy, explains how AI tools can help genealogists tell the story of their ancestors.

Dave Broadbent, partner at BTG, explains what a pre-pack administration is, how the process works, and what obligations an insolvency practitioner holds throughout.

Ahead of its 6 April 2026 start date, Helen Wood of TaxAssist Accountants explains what Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is, who needs to join, and what you need to do to be compliant.

The February 2026 individual insolvency stats for England and Wales have been published by The Insolvency Service, together with related figures for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The February 2026 company insolvency stats for England and Wales have been published by The Insolvency Service, together with related figures for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

A Service of Commemoration and Dedication is to be held for the Order of St Michael and St George at 11am on Thursday 7 May 2026 at St Paul's Cathedral, London.

In a ten-part series historian and honours expert Russell Malloch looks at the recent history of state visits in the UK. In this article, he explores addresses from civic leaders during state visits.

Julie Hunter of Stephensons looks at section 423 of the Insolvency Act 1986 following a recent judgment handed down by the High Court in the case of Riley v Aidiniantz 2025 EWHC 3222 Ch.