A panel and audience Q&A discuss the history and experiences of English private schools that converted to academies and free schools.

A panel and audience Q&A discuss the history and experiences of English private schools that converted to academies and free schools.

Poised to take control of ‘the backbone of the UK’s energy production’, Franceso Mazzagatti is defending allegations bribery, forgery and fraud

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Governments are reviewing support $20 billion gas project after SourceMaterial revealed abuse allegations against troops defending Mozambique site

Society of Editors. Protecting the freedom of the news media

Millions of used UK tyres are being shipped to India to make dirty fuel harming people and the environment

The World Bank has picked Accra, Ghana, for a plastic credits scheme. For the city’s waste picker workers, it’s a false solution.

On a mountain outside Rome, Steve Bannon’s anti-immigrant populism joins forces with Catholic extremists who say a “gay plague” has infected the Vatican.

Max de Haldevang investigates problems with carbon offset projects.

Millions of used UK tyres are being shipped to India to make dirty fuel harming people and the environment

Millions of used UK tyres are being shipped to India to make dirty fuel harming people and the environment

The Labour government plans new powers to intervene more quickly when private schools fail. Schools Week investigates

African cities are choking as UK refineries export high-sulphur fuels banned in Europe

Goedkope brandstof die te slecht is voor Europeanen, wordt gedumpt in West-Afrika.

The Labour government plans new powers to intervene more quickly when private schools fail. Schools Week investigates

Plastic offsetting sector’s preferred solution puts the climate and people’s health at risk, without curbing production.