Former Police Federation Chief Confident of Exoneration in Corruption Probe
Former Police Federation chief Mukund Krishna arrested on corruption charges, maintains innocence and pride in his record.
Former Police Federation chief Mukund Krishna arrested on corruption charges, maintains innocence and pride in his record.
A former teacher condemns Yangon University for granting an honorary doctorate to Myanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlaing, calling it a betrayal of education and the students killed in the resistance.
US Department of Education faces backlash after hanging banner of late far-right commentator Charlie Kirk outside its DC building.
New research reveals 4 in 10 parents view audiobooks as cheating, but expert says listening can be as effective as reading for children.
Labour reviews student loan system amid pressure, exploring threshold increases and potential reforms to ease graduate debt burden.
UK seeks public suggestions for UNESCO intangible cultural heritage list, including cheese rolling and Notting Hill carnival. Submissions open until February.
John Swinney did not accept a briefing on military use of Wick airport, says Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander, urging the issue be kept free of party politics.
Reform UK Scotland's MSPs elect Lord Offord as leader and Thomas Kerr as deputy. The party returns 17 MSPs at Holyrood, tying with Labour.
Plaid Cymru's Rhun ap Iorwerth elected first minister of Wales after ending 100 years of Labour rule in Senedd election.
Tennis legend Billie Jean King, 82, graduates from Cal State LA with a history degree, 61 years after leaving to play professionally.
Boris Johnson reportedly calls Scottish devolution a 'disaster' in private meeting, sparking criticism from SNP and defence from Scottish Tories.
A San Francisco private school uses AI to cut academic work to two hours daily, claiming faster learning. Experts urge caution and more research.
Welsh Labour MSs accuse Starmer government of rolling back devolution, citing UK scheme and lack of progress on further powers.
New poll shows unionist parties could secure Holyrood majority, with SNP falling one seat short of pro-independence bloc.
Nottinghamshire Reform council bans Nottingham Post, sparking democracy row. Editor warns of threat to free press.
Plaid Cymru's historic win in Wales and SNP's success mark a new era of nationalist governments in devolved nations, challenging UK's centralised state.
Labour loses majority in Wales and suffers heavy losses across Britain as Reform UK and Greens make gains in historic election results.
King Charles reveals he owns tap shoes during joint appearance with Idris Elba at National Youth Music Theatre anniversary event.
Eluned Morgan says Senedd election should not be a referendum on Keir Starmer, warning protest votes could let pro-independence parties gain power.
Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly criticises Michelle O’Neill for missing UK briefings on Iran, as Middle East conflict intensifies.
Merseyrail services will be brought under public ownership by 2028, with fares set for passengers rather than shareholders, says Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram.
US education department to restart student loan collection for 5.3 million defaulted borrowers from May, ending pandemic-era pause, amid criticism.
John Swinney plans to coordinate with Welsh and Northern Irish leaders to oppose UK government policies on cost of living and spending.
Trump's student loan overhaul leaves millions of borrowers facing soaring repayments and uncertainty over relief options.
Alan Milburn says exam-obsessed schools leave pupils unready for work as teacher survey reveals support for reform.
US libraries saw a record 5,668 book bans in 2025, with most challenges targeting LGBTQ+ and BIPOC stories, ALA reports.
UK caps student loan interest at 6% from September for plan 2 and 3 loans in England and Wales, a temporary shield against inflation from global conflicts.
UK government to enforce statutory mobile phone ban in English schools via Lords amendment to children’s wellbeing bill.
PM Keir Starmer opened No 10 North in Manchester, a new government base to shift economic decision-making away from London, temporarily housed at Heron House.
The Guardian argues that effective devolution requires a powerful central government to coordinate and empower local leaders like Andy Burnham.