Politics
Labour plans vote to publish list of schools with collapse-risk concrete
Ministers are facing calls for transparency over the extent to which reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (Raac) is putting buildings at risk.
Majority of voters believe Sunak’s government is ‘institutionally corrupt’
“Never, ever in my lifetime have I seen what is patently a corrupt government like this one”, Carol Vorderman has said.
Tory MPs submitting letters of no confidence in Sunak
"It just feels like we have completely lost control, the country is falling apart. Nobody really believes the PM can win the election anymore.”
Embarrassment for PM as tweet on police numbers ‘community noted’
"Selective use of official information without appropriate context can damage public trust...'
Union boss slams government ‘neglect’ as more schools face closure
"What's been going on is calculated neglect and a lack of political will to invest in children's education."
Watch: Hilarious moment Grant Shapps is quizzed over ‘alter-ego’
The reporter asks: "Is it Mr Green today... or Grant Shapps?"
Video of police fatally shooting pregnant black woman to be released
Her unborn daughter did not survive.
Community worker talks of impact of temporary accommodation experiences as child
Toni-Ann Gurdon was evicted with her mother aged 11 and spent weeks in a hotel before moving to a shared house for six months.
Children in temporary accommodation invisible, expert warns amid record figures
Analysis shows sharp variations for households with children in these circumstances across the country.