Interim Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates urges devolution within Wales, transferring power and money from Cardiff Bay to local areas, to avoid economic centralisation and boost community empowerment.
Labour MPs urge Steve Reed and Sadiq Khan to keep 35% affordable housing quota in London, warning against developer-friendly cuts.
Labour MP David Lammy reveals new data showing Oxbridge diversity has worsened, with elite colleges still favouring wealthy, southern students.
Labour pledges to protect education spending and enforce infant class size cap, sparking criticism from Conservatives and Liberal Democrats.
Joy Ballard, former head teacher from 'Educating Cardiff', admitted using a school car without permission for a France trip and pub visits, among other misconduct allegations.
Young Britons face a dilemma: university with debt and shrinking graduate jobs, or trades with lower social esteem. The graduate recruitment crisis and AI threats complicate the choice.
Martin Lewis clashed with Kemi Badenoch on Good Morning Britain over student loan reforms, arguing for higher repayment thresholds.
Former Idaho teacher sues after being forced to remove 'Everyone is Welcome' banner, alleging constitutional violations under new state law.
UK Treasury chief Lucy Rigby defends student loan changes, citing heavy subsidies and fairness to taxpayers amid criticism from Martin Lewis and graduates.
Head teacher warns of 'perfect storm' due to teacher shortages and rising pupil numbers, risking education standards in England.
105-year-old war hero Yavar Abbas celebrates launch of Freedom Fountain memorial honouring British Indian Army volunteers.
Justine Greening argues Andy Burnham's 'good growth' plan can succeed where Johnson's levelling up failed, with devolution, business partnerships, and Treasury reform.
Keir Starmer pledges devolution bill in first term, ending 'sticking plaster politics' and empowering communities.
The Trump administration shut down the CIA World Factbook, a free reference used for decades by students and educators, sparking grief and concern.
SEN teacher Alexandra Zbanca banned for five years after drink-driving with child, teaching drunk, and failing to safeguard pupils.
Henri Murison, chief executive of Northern Powerhouse Partnership, argues that Andy Burnham's devolution plans represent a revolution that can replicate Greater Manchester's success across the UK.
JP Spencer, head of devolution policy at ThinkLabour, calls for mayors to control social care, childcare, and skills, backed by Andy Burnham's team as he eyes premiership.
Andy Burnham proposes creating a 'No 10 North' in Manchester to oversee devolution across the UK. Readers share mixed views: some praise the concept, others question costs and benefits.
King Charles approves one-off bank holiday for Scotland's World Cup match against Haiti; England fans push for similar if they win.
Angela Rayner criticised Sir Keir Starmer's record as 'defending the status quo' and backed Andy Burnham's plan to devolve power from Westminster to town halls.
King Charles approves a one-off Bank Holiday for Scotland on June 15 to celebrate the nation's first World Cup appearance in 30 years.
Martin Lewis and experts warn graduates are being squeezed by student loan freeze, calling it a breach of promise and moral issue.
Inquest rules Welsh Labour MS Hefin David died by suicide, suffering from reactive depression due to personal and work stressors.
Researchers analysed 150 Bluey episodes and found nearly half contain resilience lessons, with parents modelling coping skills.
Dan Jarvis secured a £15bn defence uplift but left a £4.7bn funding gap for incoming PM Andy Burnham, who Jarvis says will invest in armed forces.
EU considers denying new members veto rights for years to speed enlargement, with Montenegro as frontrunner for 2028 accession.
Emma Raducanu ends season early due to illness but signs new coach deal and achieves career-high match count, offering hope for 2026.
Communities Secretary Steve Reed supports Andy Burnham's devolution plans, including a 'No 10 North' in Manchester, saying it will build on the Government's 'fantastic start'.
Communities Secretary Steve Reed supports Andy Burnham's ambition to 'go further and faster' on devolution, praising the 'No 10 North' idea as a 'great idea' for regional equality.
Six stabbings and 24 arrests as 500 police officers deployed for Arsenal's Premier League title parade.