Indian students ‘being failed en masse at London university’

INDIAN students are to protest outside a London university campus in outrage over alleged racist remarks by a senior university tutor and claims th

CQC ‘not fit for purpose’ and inspections cannot be trusted, Wes Streeting says

INSPECTIONS by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) cannot be trusted, Health Secretary Wes Streeting said today, suggesting that England’s health and

Infected blood scandal victims' families offered £100,000 compensation from October

INFECTED blood scandal victims’ families will be able to apply for £100,000 in compensation from October, the government confirmed today.

‘Austerity is not the answer’ as Reeves to announce £20bn black hole in public finances

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves is set to announce the existence of a black hole in public finances to the tune of £20 billion on Monday, party sources s

New Tory leadership hopefuls spark warnings right-wing ‘should not be underestimated’

TWO Tory leadership hopefuls threw their hats into the ring today with pitches to the right, sparking warnings that Labour must deliver real change

Government poverty data ‘hides the real scale’ of deprivation and food security, report warns

MINISTERS are using poverty statistics that “hide the real scale” of Britain’s soaring levels of deprivation and food security, an influential thi

Starmer suspends MPs who voted to scrap the two-child benefit cap

Union leaders condemn the Prime Minister’s ‘disgraceful’ decision

Left MPs vow to stage a Commons rebellion over Sir Keir's refusal to scrap two-child benefit cap

More than 1,200 famous names slam JSO sentences as ‘one of the greatest injustices’

MORE than 1,200 artists, athletes, academics, politicians and trade unionists have urged Labour to address five Just Stop Oil activists suffering “

Water firms' performance on sewage spills ‘unacceptable’, Environment Agency says

THE Environment Agency (EA) has hit out at water companies’ “unacceptable” performance on sewage spills last year.