Heatwaves are a major challenge: how should schools react to ensure the safety and wellbeing of their pupils?

"It is now abundantly clear that Mr Farage may have not only broken Parliamentary rules, he may have broken the law."

Nigel Farage has spent more than 1,113 hours – or 140 working days – on his various other jobs since being elected to Parliament in July 2024.

Chancellor could be forced to make up for a shortfall of billions of pounds as figures predict a collapse in net migration would have consequences for the economy

Exclusive: Reform leader’s use of personal services firm is a practice criticised across the political spectrum

The ban on covering the party's annual gathering came despite Badenoch's repeated commitment to "fight" for free speech and a free press

Farage’s party took £50,000 from firm run by property tycoon Robert Tchenguiz

Her Departure is a Blow Not Just for Labour but to Anyone Who Values Honesty and Authenticity in Politics

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Exclusive: Reform leader’s use of personal services firm is a practice criticised across the political spectrum

Exclusive: Reform leader’s use of personal services firm is a practice criticised across the political spectrum

Video seen on social media showed young children among the protesters, with some of them wearing England flags.

This week brought us yet another example of Nigel Farage’s signature move: transforming a routine court ruling into a culture-war weapon soaked in lies. His response to the Epping court decision revea...

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Nigel Farage says he welcomes freedom of speech, even if people find it offensive. Surely that should apply to freedom of the press too? So why have Reform's Nottinghamshire councillors - who control ...

We’ve been living in a great experiment: can finance provide basic human rights such as housing? The answer is increasingly no, says researcher and writer Tim White

SNP MP Seamus Logan explains how his private members bill could protect the NHS

Rachel Reeves’s local Labour party will demand that the Chancellor abandons her plans to cut disability benefits. The Leeds West and Pudsey Constituency Labour Party (CLP), which campaigned to return ...