Chancellor pledges £1.4bn for run-down schools and childcare
Rachel Reeves has promised £1.4bn to rebuild crumbling schools and triple funding for free breakfast clubs, as she gears up for her first budget.Read More
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PM flies back to growing storm over rumoured budget tax rises
Is the prime minister declaring war on middle Britain in his definition of a working person and did he mislead the public in his manifesto by giving no inkling of the tens of tens of billions of pounds of tax rises happening in Wednesday's budget?Read More
Jeremy Clarkson told to change lifestyle after heart operation
Jeremy Clarkson has said he was told to cut down on work by his doctor after undergoing a heart operation.Read More
Prince William tells children about homelessness on school run
Prince William said he tells his children about homelessness on the school run - like Princess Diana did when he was young.Read More
King Charles set for full overseas tour amid ongoing cancer treatment
The King is set to return to a full overseas tour schedule next year.Read More
What Dover residents make of small boat crossings
As we watched a border patrol vessel make its way into Dover port, it was difficult to know from across the waves how many, if any, migrants were on board.Read More
Premier League to debate new EFL settlement as regulator looms
The Premier League is drawing up plans to present its clubs with fresh proposals for a financial settlement with the English Football League (EFL) as soon as next month.Read More
How parents and teenagers can tackle ‘sextortion’ as online predator jailed
A UK-based safety watchdog that tackles online child abuse has warned it is "overwhelmingly" dealing with images taken by children themselves, usually after being groomed.Read More
Ethnic minority workers ‘nearly twice as likely to do night shifts as white counterparts’
Black and ethnic minority workers are more likely to be doing night shifts than their white colleagues, new research has suggested.Read More
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