Very early notice but for those interested in England's Special Educational Needs crisis you may want to attend a talk I'm giving next year for @greshamcollege.bsky.social ! https://www.gresham.ac.uk...

Pride and Prejudice persists in being a novel by Jane Austen, and not a BBC TV show from the 1990s.

Dangerous rhetoric about migrants has become mainstream again, writes Alan Rusbridger. The violent impact is now being played out on the streets

It’s the most important story of our age, and all we get is pictures of beachgoers basking in the sun

The wealthy are using lawsuits to silence critics. Why does the government seem so reluctant to tackle them?

The Reform leader and his media cheerleaders have cynically exploited the murder of Henry Nowak.

At least two environmental groups are voicing concerns about the Alberta government’s proposed route for a new oil pipeline to Canada’s West Coast that ends in southern B.C.  Anna Barford, an oceans c...

In 1949, a room-sized computer in Cambridge transformed science, technology and the future of computing. A new Blue Plaque celebrates the remarkable legacy of EDSAC.

A 500-year-old brick tower with a Thomas Cromwell connection, a crazy love story, and a Francis Bacon conspiracy.

Exclusive: Former chief Brexit negotiator says staying out of euro and Schengen area would be ‘perfectly possible’

Lewis Herbert is joined by 3 leading voices in conservation and environmental policy to discuss what action Greater Cambridge needs to take to tackle the biodiversity crisis.

Lord Heseltine speaks to Noah Vickers about regenerating Britain’s cities, the devolution agenda and why Margaret Thatcher ‘would have hated’ Nigel...

The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority Skills Committee doubled-down on their remit from central government, sticking within the skills remit and refusing to be drawn into the wider…

An economist sets out how communities can direct economic decisions and not just endure their consequences.

After the collapse of the Thatcher Government (UK) in 1990, John Major's Government had to bring in a new system of local government financing - including a...

Has the growth of student enrolments at the University of Cambridge – in particular international postgraduate student numbers exacerbated the city’s housing crisis and the chronic skil…

The Foreign Affairs Committee publishes the Government response its report “Disinformation diplomacy: How malign actors are seeking to undermine democracy”.

A round-up of ME Awareness Month

Publication - finally - of a transcript of the judge's sentencing remarks exposes a very different picture to the one that has so far been reported and put about on social media

I taught Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) before Long COVID made me a patient. WIRED got the story exactly backward.

Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the politics that led to the coronation of George I.

"There is, of course, such a thing as Irish intellectual thought"

Leaks from inside the war cabinet that handed Trump his war

A Finnish president just dismantled American foreign policy in front of a room full of students, smiled the entire time, and told Donald Trump to go and have a lie-down.

Trump went to war over a beef ban that did not exist, won, and conquered two thirds of a single cow.

The victims and the perpetrators in the Hampshire rape case are all children. How are we to reconcile their conflicting rights and needs?

57,000 people, the biggest protests in their history twice in one year, and a prime minister who won by refusing to turn up. A masterclass in telling a superpower to get stuffed.

A new exhibition and book trace the artist's journey from Antwerp to Genoa and London