As dozens of schools are found to suspend 1 in 5 of its pupils, Jennette Arnold AM argues that it is the government’s responsibility to fund our depleted education system.
Even the government may be realising that privatisation has failed
The Chancellor’s cash for “little extras” is seen as insulting to schools who’ve been cut for eight years
After Arron Banks and numerous undisputed IEA appearances, the public service broadcaster is now hosting a proud white supremacist.
In 2027/28 there will still be 600 PFI schemes in operation – costing taxpayers almost £10bn a year.
Ten ways to fix the mess in NHS property management.
Why is the government ignoring the evidence when it comes to dealing with children’s speech and language needs?
Rather than safe spaces and no platforming, it is government policies that are the real threat to freedom of expression.
The government is pushing a new consultation on how to turn NHS contracts into semi to fully private deals. Kane Shaw explains the dangers lurking behind ICPs.
Chancellor Philip Hammond will present his autumn budget in two weeks. His number one focus must be investing in a sustainable economy, argues Prem Sikka.
