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Emma Pattison and family found at prestigious Surrey independent school early on Sunday morningThe headteacher of a prestigious private school in Surrey has been found dead alongside her husband and daughter.Emma Pattison, the head of Epsom College, wa…
Unions say government making no moves to resolve dispute as staff in England prepare for biggest strikes in service’s historyDeadlock over NHS pay is putting patients in danger and risks hardening the position of unions, ten chief nurses have warned on…
Commutes from London to Richmond constituency by private helicopter would have taken about 2hr 15 by trainRishi Sunak has taken private helicopter trips to his constituency in North Yorkshire costing thousands of pounds since he became prime minister, …
The often discounted rate is to be replaced with two singles costing the same as the present return fareReturn tickets will be scrapped and new digital ticketing introduced under reforms of the British rail system expected to be announced this week.The…
Senior economists and ex-chancellor George Osborne round on former PM after she says Treasury officials raised no concernsSenior economists and the former chancellor George Osborne have cast doubt over Liz Truss’s account that she was not warned about …
University asks home secretary to intervene in move that would deprive him of scholarship and teaching rolesA Chevening academic will be forced to give up a doctorate, a scholarship and teaching roles under Home Office plans to uproot Afghan refugees f…
Cate Blanchett wins actress of the year while Banshees picks up three acting awards, including actor of the year for Colin FarrellClassical music drama Tár and Martin McDonagh’s The Banshees of Inisherin has won the main prizes at the the London Critic…
Stephen Flynn’s comments contrast with view of Westminster colleague Alyn Smith who said rebels should quit the partyScottish National party politicians’ opposition to gender recognition reform should be “respected like any other conscience issue”, acc…
Government declines to act on call for legal duty of care for all students after death of Natasha Abrahart in 2018The parents of Natasha Abrahart, who took her own life while studying at the University of Bristol, have reacted with “absolute horror” to…
DfT also says bids for new £200m funding pot for England could include plans for better school routes and inclusive street designsCouncil bids for a £200m funding pot to boost walking and cycling must “take women’s safety into account”, according to th…