London Marathon plans 100,000-participant hybrid event and overhauls controversial bond system
Organisers aim to have 50,000 people running the famous course and the same number completing their own route as part of the rescheduled event in October
Nine in 10 charity workers have felt stress, overwhelm or burnout over the past year, survey shows
Research conducted by Third Sector shows that 90 per cent of respondents have taken on extra work as the sector tackles the effects of the coronavirus pandemic
Almost half of charities facing 'significant threat' from staff burnout, survey suggests
Research conducted among charity leaders found that 44 per cent said it was a major concern
Sexual exploitation of aid recipients remains 'a scourge', group of MPs conclude
The House of Commons International Development Committee's latest report into the issue says that despite some improvements in the aid sector, serious problems remain
What does the Brexit deal mean for the voluntary sector?
Experts cast their eyes over the 1,200 page document and draw out the key issues UK charities will need to be aware of
Set up 'charitable action zones' to encourage philanthropic activity in local areas, report suggests
Match-funding Gift Aid on donations to charities in certain communities could help boost voluntary action, the publication says
BHF cancels summer London to Brighton bike ride amid fears of last-minute abandonment
The charity says the uncertainty about large-scale events and the high financial risk of cancellation at short notice left it with no choice
Women's Aid reveals new chief executive
Farah Nazeer will join the charity from ActionAid UK
Comic Relief appoints new chief executive
Samir Patel has spent the past eight years at the marketing agency Blue State
Bullying claims against former Unicef UK chair unsubstantiated, review finds
Douglas Alexander says he is 'pleased but not surprised' to have been exonerated by the investigation
Art seized by Nazis set to raise £500k for charity 45 years after benefactor's death
The sight-loss charity the Vision Foundation was the main beneficiary of the will of Irma Löwenstein Austin, who fled Vienna for London in 1938
Charity Commission closes six-year case into the RSPCA
The regulator says the governance reforms introduced by the animal charity go further than needed to address its concerns