Despite the policy not being included in the party’s 2024 manifesto, Andy Burnham is under pressure to act

A clip has gone viral online of a 94-year-old Clacton voter beautifully dismantling all the arguments of a Reform councillor.

The latest safeguarding guidance has some strengths, but its silence on climate risk leaves schools to join the dots themselves

With a massive transformation at Holyrood this year, we should expect similar next May in council elections: SNP and Conservative crashes, Reform breakthroughs, Labour underperformance, and growth for the Greens and Lib Dems.

A new report explains why can’t we grasp the issue of young people not in employment, education or training

The proposed UK social media ban for children under 16 is aimed at the wrong target and, on the Australian experience, is unlikely to work

Exclusive: New polling shows deepfakes and AI-generated video, audio clips or images about election candidates reached 16.5 million UK adults in the month before elections

How Erasmus turned Europe from a borderless idea into a life I could actually live.

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Selfies, dogs, kids and drinking: What can't you do in a polling station?

Welcome to our politics blog. Our aim is to keep you up-to-date on the political goings-on in East Anglia in the lead-up to the local elections on 7 May

Exclusive: women ‘massively underrepresented’ in next week’s local and devolved elections, campaigners say

Hear Palestinian intellectual Edward Said in his own voice, as we play excerpts from the original recordings of his lectures delivered at the University in 1985.

With millions heading to the polls next week in Scotland, Kathryn Samson speaks to first-time voters to understand the issues resonating with Gen Z.

The 2024 General Election in Scotland was a one-sided affair. Scottish Labour won 35.3% of the vote in Scotland and 64.9% of the available seats. While the SNP came a narrow second place

Whatever happens in May, the next Senedd election is set to be historic. For instance, recent polling has pointed to the chance that Labour might not be the largest party in the Senedd f

At a time when any politician can win a cheap round of applause by proposing fewer elected officials, one campaign group wants Scotland to have many thousands more councillors