STUDENT activists at King’s College London celebrated victory yesterday after the university announced that it would divest from all fossil fuel co

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ELECTORAL reformers slammed the “ludicrous farce” of an upcoming hereditary peer by-election in the House of Lords.

THE family of Mark Duggan, whose fatal shooting by police in 2011 sparked riots across Britain, urged leading judges yesterday to overturn an inque

RECRUITMENT and retention in the teaching profession is at crisis point and could get even worse due to the widening pay gap with other professions

VAUXHALL’S “brand” and “committed workforce” are highly valued, Business Secretary Greg Clark was told during crunch talks in Paris over the future

JEREMY CORBYN warned last night of “a state of emergency” in local services following seven years of Tory cuts.

An old friend of this column was frequently heard to opine that increasingly people seemed to believe they were the stars of their own movies and t

JUSTICE Secretary Liz Truss and prison service head Michael Spurr should be sacked for incompetence following the latest damning government statist