This week, the Sun published one of its classic “Sun Says” opinion columns, once again resorting to the tired scapegoating of ...

Yes, the right-wing, Brexit-cheerleading newspaper returned to familiar territory, howling the post-Brexit woes of British fishermen, while finding a new scapegoat in so-called ‘woke’ policy.

Local councils are on the front lines of public perception. For many people, local government services are their primary ...

I believe that the scale of such unauthorised data transfers across local government is a cyber-security disaster waiting to ...

Instead of national exams, teachers in Finland assess students on an individual basis using their own grading systems.

The Tory leader will use a speech today to call for an end to the windfall tax and to lift the ban on new oil and gas ...

Reform UK’s Zia Yusuf endured a bruising night on BBC Question Time, after an audience member laid into far-right party as ...

The Mail’s story plays straight into a narrative that blames migrants for systemic problems. While the paper rails against so ...

The case was taken on by GMB on behalf of thousands of members who lost their job when the discount store went into ...

From scrapping the use of asylum hotels to increasing spending on the NHS and education, LFF looks at reactions to Labour’s ...

Yesterday’s Spending Review was a long time coming. After years of chaos and economic instability under the Tories, the ...

These ideas are no longer confined to obscure books or fringe tech summits, they're entering mainstream politics.