Scrapping Ofsted would reduce teachers’ stress – Corbyn
Mr Corbyn suggested the new system would be ‘a more frequent form of supportive investigation’.
Labour pledges to abolish prescription charges in England
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said scrapping the charges for everyone was ‘simple common sense’.
Corbyn vows to serve full term as prime minister if Labour wins election
The 70-year-old said he was enjoying ‘campaigning all the time’ and had done 40 events in August alone all around the country.
Juncker: No-deal Brexit would mean Irish border checks
European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker said the UK would be responsible for the consequences of Brexit.
Cambridge tops university rankings – but is bottom for social inclusion
The top three places in this year’s guide, filled by Cambridge, Oxford and St Andrews, are also three out of the four worst performers when it comes to accepting students from non-selective schools.
Remainers now just as likely to vote Lib Dems as they are Labour
Fifty nine per cent say the Lib Dem's policy on Brexit is clear, compared to 69 per cent who say Labour's Brexit position is unclear.
Will Tories bail out Thomas Cook or will thousands of jobs be lost and more spent evacuating stranded tourists?
Union calls for an urgent meeting with Business Secretary Andrea Leadsom to save Britain’s longest running travel agent.
John Humphrys says the BBC has a “liberal left” bias
Writing in the Mail Humphrys said he is now free from the judgment of BBC bosses, and can write what he pleases.
Brighton MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle threatened after kissing his boyfriend
The Labour/Coop politician described the incident on Friday evening.