I’ll be bolder than Blair on public service reform, pledges Starmer
The party would go “further than Blair on public services, further than the Tories in the private sector,” Sir Keir told said.
NHS braced for large-scale disruption as nurses prepare for 28-hour strike
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) will hold industrial action from 8pm on Sunday until 11.59pm on Monday night.
Dropbox to lay off 500 employees to focus on AI
According to CEO Drew Houston, the "AI era of computing has finally arrived," expanding the potential market for the company.
Who could replace Richard Sharp as chair of the BBC?
Before the appointment of Mr Sharp, former Tory chancellor Mr Osborne was widely tipped as a contender for the role.
BREAKING: Richard Sharp resigns as BBC chairman
Richard Sharp resigned ahead of the publication of a report into his appointment after he helped facilitate an £800,000 loan guarantee for Boris Johnson.
DUP seeking ‘further movement’ from Government on post-Brexit trade
The DUP said it is seeking “further movement” from the Government on post-Brexit trade, after presenting a set of proposed actions.
Government living in ‘fantasy world’ over funding for education, NEU boss says
Striking NEU members marched with their children and chanted ‘I’ve got 99 problems and cuts to education funding has caused all of them’.
Protesters not helping search for alternatives to animal testing, judge told
Mr Justice Nicklin is overseeing the latest stage of a legal fight following demonstrations at a site where dogs are bred for medical research.
Hugh Grant claims The Sun ‘ordered burglaries of his home’
News Group Newspapers is trying to have claims brought by the actor and the Duke of Sussex thrown out of court.