‘We can no longer stand by while you run both education and educators into the ground’

Government defends restoring triple lock while insisting public sector workers receive below-inflation pay rises

Mother missed out on National Insurance payments while raising five children

The 35-year-old had his £70,000 watch stolen during the incident in east London in April.

The festival is returning for its 50th anniversary after a three-year hiatus due to Covid-19.

One joked he was ‘out raping’, misconduct files show

Most of the country will continue to enjoy clear and sunny spells throughout Wednesday

Real pay set to be £470 less per worker each year, economists say

Teenager was with other children when he went missing

But ministry will not say what it is asking

A total of 49 people were brought to Dover on Tuesday.

Real pay set to be £470 lower per worker each year, say top economists

The young people are part of the first wave to benefit from the companies who pledged to our campaign

The dancer has backed The Last Photo project, which features the final photographs of people to have died by suicide, including her brother David.

Currently some migrants, mainly Black and Asian, can face being charged upfront fees for healthcare that is not deemed urgent or immediately necessary, or be charged retrospectively for urgent treatment.

The school has been accused of turning children into ‘robots’

Tempers were running high in the capital on the first of a series of transport strike days this week

Deputy PM says government ‘cannot relent’ after first day of industrial action

Exclusive: Tiverton and Honiton hopeful Richard Foord said 12-year-old son left vomiting after taking dip in polluted River Culm

The teenager was with other children when he went missing.

Exclusive: Gloria Fletcher, 62, said she was ‘ballistic’ when she was told her claim is awaiting a new case worker after being ‘archived’

Adults believe their offspring will come to them if they’re bullied – but survey suggests otherwise

UK inflation, the rate at which prices rise, climbed 9.1 per cent in the 12 months to May, a fresh 40 year high.

Exclusive: ‘Windrush Day will continue to be bittersweet as the scandal is still present and the needs of the survivors have not been met’

The war of words between unions, Labour and the Government over industrial action rages across Britain’s front pages.

Rachael Maskell, Labour MP for York Central, is seeking to address the gap in the law via her Removal of Titles Bill.

The annual music festival kicks off today after a three-year break due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting brings together leaders from 54 nations.

Collin Reeves, 35, stabbed Stephen Chapple, 36, and Jennifer Chapple, 33, in a frenzied attack in their home

The HomeOwners Alliance said there was a risk first-time buyers become ‘a taxation cash cow’

Failures of energy companies were caused by high prices, but were made more likely by regulator Ofgem, the National Audit Office said.

Young people with experience of being in care will gather in Parliament on Wednesday to demand radical reform of the children’s social care system.

There is a real risk of first-time buyers becoming a ‘taxation cash cow’, according to the HomeOwners Alliance.

Government cost-of-living support will only offer temporary relief for disabled people and their family carers, according to the charity Sense.

The Chineke! Junior Orchestra is made up of ethnically diverse musicians aged between 11 and 22.

Thousands of children are still not getting the money they need from non-resident parents, committee chairwoman warns.

Figures show that almost 19,000 GPs are planning to leave the profession.

The monument will be revealed at Waterloo Station on Wednesday to mark Windrush Day.

It is hoped British patients will be able to benefit from new developments in mRNA technology.

A new poll suggests the public are broadly supportive of providing IVF care on the NHS.

The Deputy Prime Minister wants the successor to the Human Rights Act to assert British courts do not always need to follow case law from Strasbourg.

The off-duty officer was stabbed in Esher on Tuesday afternoon, Surrey Police said.

Arthur Scargill was former prime minister Margaret Thatcher’s nemesis

Met Office Meteorologist Alex Burkill told the PA news agency that Wednesday will see highs of 28C to 29C.

Deputy prime minister accuses critics of lacking ’common sense’ and inflating risk of clash

Emergency services found a woman and child with stab wounds

Ian Macdonald, 66, and Admarsu Birhan, 16, died in the crash, police confirmed

The London Fire Brigade says one of its 64-metre turntable ladders helped to combat the blaze in a 15-storey block of flats.

Ministers accused of subjecting vulnerable people to ‘cruel experiment’

The Star Trek and X-Men star said terminally ill people should not be forced to end their lives in pain.

Bulgarian lawmakers have started debating a no-confidence motion against the minority government, on the eve of the vote that could well topple centrist Prime Minister Kiril Petkov, elected just months ago on pledges to fight corruption

Charles will represent the Queen at the global summit of prime ministers and presidents in Kigali.

The former soldier had used a ceremonial dagger to attack his neighbours in their own home

A 37-year-old man has been arrested following the incident in Barnet.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford announced an external review of support for staff after MP Patrick Grady behaved inappropriately.

It is ‘unacceptable’ there are women and girls unable to access services due to a political impasse at Stormont, Parliament is told

A former adviser to Sir Keir Starmer says there has been ‘a lot of simmering resentment and irritation’ over the party’s current position.

Labour’s deputy leader voices support as Keir Starmer is accused of ‘hiding’ from the dispute

Prime minister says UK must ‘stay the course’ to prevent wage hikes fuelling inflation

Judges say Home Office and prosecutors misunderstood law and ‘legal heresy’ developed

Oladeji Adeyemi Omishore, 41, was not armed and dangerous contrary to initial reports

The NHS in England is to set out details about how eligible people can get vaccinated ‘shortly’.

They will be performing on Friday on Shangri-La’s Truth Stage.

The football star was spotted showing some of his kicking skills in the university grounds following the ceremony.

Workers face packed buses and long waits for limited train services as biggest rail strike in 30 years kicks off

A resident said the blaze was sparked by an electric scooter that was charging

Some 793 cases of monkeypox have been confirmed in the UK so far.

Liiban Shakat said his friend was hospitalised with smoke inhalation after his e-bike allegedly caused a flat fire that forced 30 people to evacuate.

Dr Cathy Jack and Health Minister Robin Swann apologised to patients for system failings and missed opportunities around the work of Dr Michael Watt.

The forecaster said the UK is in the ‘peak’ of grass pollen season

Exclusive: Rodion Liashko is desperate to bring his parents to join him in Britain, but ‘no one wants to take responsibility’ for arranging the transfer of his bedbound mother

Rodion Liashko spent two months trying to get help from UK authorities to transfer his bedbound mother to Britain, but she passed away before action was taken

The family of a British-Egyptian writer on hunger strike for 81 days hope his ‘nightmare’ will soon end.

Exclusive: A scribe from Normandy helped William the Conqueror subjugate England

The duke went to see Dave Martin in Hammersmith, London.

The Government said there are no plans to introduce a minimum price in England, but it is keeping the issue under review.

It is understood the announcement is expected on June 28, provided the cross-party group that sets parliamentary business agrees to it.

Ian Macdonald, 66, and German exchange student Admarsu Birhan, 16, died in the crash in the village of Burton in Lonsdale, North Yorkshire.

However second poll finds just 37 per cent ‘supportive’ of industrial action

Deserted platforms and packed double-deckers on the first day of train strike

Exclusive: New 1922 Committee to be chosen on 13 July – sparking likely battle over whether to change leadership rules

MPs debate NHS dentistry and share extreme examples of patients taking care into their own hands.

The Ireland foreign minister was addressing the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg.

The monarch is the Supreme Governor of the Church of England and received the special award in person at Windsor Castle on Tuesday.

Retailer accuses government of ‘political grandstanding’ over review of Art Deco store demolition plans following carbon footprint concerns

‘Working people are being ripped off,’ RMT head Mick Lynch argues

Defra minister Lord Benyon told peers in the House of Lords the ‘level of storm overflows into our rivers is totally unacceptable’.

Benefit cap costs average household £50 a week

Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern was speaking to the Institute of International and European Affairs.

Medical tribunal finds consultant paediatric anaesthetist Dr Robert Taylor dishonestly misled police and a public inquiry.

Medical tribunal finds consultant paediatric anaesthetist Dr Robert Taylor dishonestly misled police and a public inquiry

The Prime Minister told Cabinet any concessions to Russian president Vladimir Putin would be a ‘disaster’.

The work of the Belfast-based neurologist Dr Michael Watt was at the centre of Northern Ireland’s largest ever recall of patients.

The second in line to the throne, who was born on June 21 1982, is celebrating his milestone on Tuesday.

Clive Watson, founder of City Pub Group, said it is ‘barely worth opening’ some sites near train stations.

Ethics adviser who quit in fury thinks allegation ‘could be a matter for his successor’

Former police chief Jon Boutcher said there was a concern that planned reviews of unsolved Troubles killings would prove ‘superficial’.

Latest claim follows reports prime minister tried to hire Carrie as his chief of staff when he was foreign secretary in 2018

Stephen and Jennifer Chapple were killed at their home in Norton Fitzwarren, Somerset, on November 21 last year.

Oladeji Adeyemi Omishore, 41, was not armed and dangerous contrary to initial reports.