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It was just a speech, but the Tory leader’s rejection of Reform reveals a new and determined strategy

Languages and music departments to close despite strikes and protests but university insists it has addressed staff concerns in revised plans

As politics fragments, Andy Burnham’s promise to overhaul the electoral system is welcome – but what comes next is far from settled

Despite Americans' eroding trust in the Supreme Court, Alito says he's not discussed growing calls for expanding the court and setting term limits.

Badenoch’s increasing tendency towards being ‘extremely online’ has led the party to paint itself into an ‘anti-woke’ corner that, to the majority of Brits who do not spend much time online…

Experts project an estimated 100,000 churches in the US will close or be repurposed over the next decade. This dire forecast is outlined in a new PBS documentary series, “Christianity at a Crossroads....

Asian universities’ resumed upward trajectory takes them past mainland Europe for the first time, as reputational lustre protects US and UK for now

Most MPs are clinging to this year’s Beckettian slogan, but the chancellor brought his own brand of despair

Labour peer Maurice Glasman has claimed that there is a “strategic void” at the heart of Andy Burnham’s premiership. Speaking at a fringe event at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool on Sunday af...