Overhaul of bond positions suggested to Ministry of Finance aims to boost returns

More than 160 US companies unable to rule out sanctioned smelters in test of western efforts to clamp down on conflict minerals

Reform’s policy head is a Cambridge theologian with an enviable contact book and a belief in ‘faith, family and flag’

Reform’s policy head is a Cambridge theologian with an enviable contact book and a belief in ‘faith, family and flag’

Reform’s policy head is a Cambridge theologian with an enviable contact book and a belief in ‘faith, family and flag’

Impermissible gift is first of its kind by a UK party leader and comes after scrutiny of his living arrangements

Impermissible gift is first of its kind by a UK party leader and comes after scrutiny of his living arrangements

Long-term debt and equity targeted as tens of billions of euros wiped off sector’s market value

Purchase of Lake District club collapsed this week after government officials and the FT raised questions over strategic location

Purchase of Lake District golf course collapsed this week after government officials and the FT raised questions over strategic location

Process will struggle to complete before surcharge is introduced in 2028

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Details of armed forces and industry attendees at Méribel competition raise concerns about conflicts of interest

The Incubator for Artificial Intelligence unit spent less than half of its budget last year because of recruitment delays

Abdul Sattar Shere-Mohammod donated to the national party and three local campaigns in Hampshire after being found guilty of assault in 2022

With extreme weather officially the new norm, Tes explores calls to move GCSEs and A levels to a cooler time of year

Over 19,500 SQA appointees - including exam markers and invigilators - will receive an additional payment for holiday pay after a tribunal ruled they have ‘worker’ status

Campaigners and parents call for greater consistency for families who do not want their child to start primary school almost a year younger than some of their classmates

Government announces welcome payments to boost recruitment alongside a campaign to attract more men into the early years workforce

Reinstating payments for languages teachers who move here from overseas would help to halt a ‘catastrophic’ decline in pupils studying languages, says report

Ofqual is set to fine WJEC – which operates under the Eduqas brand in England – for two rule breaches, including handing more than 1,500 students incorrect GCSE grades

School leaders’ union calls for full transparency over the people affected

Two ‘ambassadors’ who will oversee the merged attendance and behaviour hubs were due to start today, but the DfE has made no announcement

Suspensions and permanent exclusions as a result of physical assaults on adults have increased sharply, DfE data shows

State school suspensions near 1 million and set a new peak as exclusions cross 10,000 threshold

The primary writing framework will be revised once the final curriculum review report is published, with a final version due in the autumn

Handwriting has ‘important advantages’ and must not be undermined by the rollout of digital exams, former education secretary tells MPs

The KS2 Sats results in all subjects were better than last year and narrowed the gap to pre-pandemic results

Two 'ambassadors' who will oversee the merged attendance and behaviour hubs were due to start today, but the DfE has made no announcement

Tes assesses how much progress has been made in Labour’s mission to ‘break down barriers to opportunity’ a year after it was elected to government

Sir Ian Bauckham’s comment follows exam board OCR’s apology for errors in A-level papers

The DfE is accused of ‘burying’ adverts for its new attendance and behaviour ambassador jobs, with the successful candidates, who are due to start this week, yet to be announced

Government accused of ‘flying in the dark’ over the impact of its planned changes to eligibility for free school meals

Government accused of ‘flying in the dark’ over the impact of its planned changes to eligibility for free school meals

Government accused of ‘flying in the dark’ over the impact of its planned changes to eligibility for free school meals

Institute of Physics contacts exam boards ‘urgently seeking reassurances’, as OCR apologises for mistakes in papers