Croydon High School teacher Arabi Karteepan has won the Institute of Physics’ Teacher of Physics prize for his work inspiring student achievement.
A Charity Tribunal ruling has halted Labour-run Ealing Council’s planned sale of Victoria Hall to Mastcraft, raising questions over town hall redevelopment.
Five students from Notting Hill and Ealing High School have been selected for the Great Britain water polo squad, marking a major milestone in youth sport.
Keir Starmer rejects claims he and Rachel Reeves misled voters, citing a £16bn productivity gap and defending tough Budget decisions.
Last week I learned that the UK government is currently fighting two investor lawsuits: one from a sanctioned Russian oligarch challenging our economic security policies and another from a fossil fuel investor looking to obstruct UK climate action. The UK may well
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Research shows abdominal obesity in men may harm heart function, shrinking chambers, and reducing blood flow, increasing the risk of heart failure. As reported by The Independent, a new study shows men with a “beer belly” face
BBC editor Chris Mason says Chancellor Rachel Reeves misled voters over tax data ahead of the Budget, sparking an ethics inquiry and political controversy.
Wes Streeting unveils a new HIV action plan with wider testing and NHS app kits, aiming to end new HIV infections in England by 2030.
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq receives a two-year sentence in Bangladesh over an alleged land corruption case, which she denies as politically motivated.
As Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group, one issue has dominated conversations with brewers and publicans this year: Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging, or EPR. EPR is a major new packaging obligation introduced this April. It applies to brand owners and
Tice rejects historic antisemitism claims
