As survivors' voices fade, we need to be clear about why and how we teach the Holocaust, writes Dr Andy Pearce

Labour voters of all persuasions, from progressives in Brighton to those in Reform’s sights in Teesside, are ready to back an end to the two-child benefit cap. The decision can’t come quickly enough.

Labour voters of all persuasions, from progressives in Brighton to those in Reform’s sights in Teesside, are ready to back an end to the two-child benefit cap. The decision can’t come quickly enough.

Ed Dorrell argues

Brits voted for Conservatives, they voted for Labour — and the change they wanted didn’t happen.

Ed Dorrell argues Labour has now established a frame and a narrative that gives it a fighting chance - security is everything.

Amanda Spielman, former Ofsted chief inspector, is set to become a Conservative peer after being nominated by Tory leader Kemi Badenoch

French lawmakers Monday adopted a bill making it easier to open a bar in villages without one, with backers saying it would revive rural socialising, but critics warning of health risks.

Most teachers face disruption from phones at least five times a week, new research shows

Honestly, I wish it weren’t so, but it is. Keir Starmer’s rabbit out of the hat on defence…

Keir Starmer's government is in one hell of a fix - it’s stuck with a hideous political paradox that suggests this week’s big growth announcements…

Keir Starmer's government is in one hell of a fix - it’s stuck with a hideous political paradox that suggests this week’s big growth announcements…

Overheard conversations could amount to harassment of staff, Equality and Human Rights Commission warns

The prison population in England and Wales has doubled over the past 30 years. But are cost-saving measures, including open prisons and tagging, feasible?

Boris Johnson's former No 10 adviser is planning a new 'StartUp Party' which he hopes will smash the traditional Westminster system and is understood to be communicating with Mr Musk on WhatsApp.

The Government are delivering much needed public service reform, Ed Dorrell analyses how different key Cabinet members are approaching this task.

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The Government are delivering much needed public service reform, Ed Dorrell analyses how different key Cabinet members are approaching this task.

Headteachers Jonathan Rice & Sarah Shirras discuss the week’s news in: Education ○ Leadership ○ Politics

Will Keir Starmer’s reset work? And will his “plan for change” – to be revealed in a major speech this week – persuade voters to…