One-word grades were scrapped by the government after Ruth Perry’s death in 2023 following the downgrading of her Caversham Primary School in

The Labour Party has denied the prime minister breached COVID rules in December 2020 for employing actress and voice coach Leonie Mellinger

We have been looking into possible reasons why many more people are arriving in small boats on the weekend, and the explanation

Sir Keir Starmer promised voters his flagship green initiative, which will be headquartered in the northeast of Scotland, would cut consumer energy

The EY ITEM Club expects UK gross domestic product (GDP) to grow by 1% in 2025, down from a previous estimate of

The prime minister will call on Europe to “step up and shoulder more of the burden” to fend off the threat posed

The unpredictability of the returning president, emboldened by a second term, means the prime minister must plan for every possible scenario. Under

Andrew Griffith, a former Conservative minister, said the prime minister – who is heading to Brussels on Monday for talks with EU

Speaking to Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips, Sir Ed said he has been “in politics long enough to know that there are

Speaking to Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper criticised the current “relaxed free market approach”, which she says has

The referendum vote to leave was on 23 June 2016. It took three and half years after that, of negotiations with Brussels,

Major planning system reforms are under way in a bid to meet targets, but among the challenges the government faces in delivery

The Jackdaw field, which it is claimed could eventually power more than a million UK homes, has to get fresh approval from

At a rally held in Tory leader Kemi Badenoch’s constituency, four of Reform’s five MPs gave speeches. During the North West Essex

Instead of injecting £450m into the plant on Merseyside, a dispute with the new administration over the amount of government support has