Government tries to quietly backtrack on academies — everyone notices
High-performing schools will no longer be forced to become academies
Conservatives
SNP falls short of majority as Scottish Labour suffers a body blow
The Tories are celebrating as they become the second-largest party at Holyrood
London Mayor: Where do the candidates really stand?
In a race where everyone’s policies can seem the same, find out where the candidates fall on the political spectrum
Scottish Elections: All you need to know about today’s race for Holyrood
Sturgeon cruises towards an increased majority as Dugdale and Davidson battle for second place
Government backtracks on child refugees as Kindertransport survivors call for compassion
Threatened with a backbench rebellion, the government will accept the new Dubs amendment
PMQs: Corbyn asks about inequality, Cameron replies about Hamas
PM avoids questions on tomorrow’s elections with attacks on Labour anti-Semitism
Housing Bill could force local councils to raise up to £145m a year
Higher value social housing will be sold off to fund the government’s right to buy extension
SNP retain Scottish dominance as Tories and Labour clamour for second place
Polling predicts 67 per cent voter turnout, suggesting that political engagement remains high following the referendum
The Trade Union Bill is still an attack on our movement, but it could have been so much worse
Dave Prentis, General Secretary of UNISON, reflects on the union fightback against a bill that should never have existed
Goodwill has kept NHS going, but the government has even taken that
A junior doctor explains how she and her colleagues have been driven to an all-out strike