Minister working on plans to ban mobile phones in secondary schools
Ministers intervene and ‘call in’ plans to build on battlefield site
When is the Autumn Budget 2024?
Higher borrowing makes scrapping two-child benefit cap unaffordable – minister
Campaign group loses High Court challenge over sludge use on farmland
Amnesty International accuses Government of ‘reheating’ old migration messaging
Ofcom hiring more online safety staff amid calls to tackle misinformation
UK cancer outcomes ‘lag behind’ those of countries with clear plan, say experts
Border Security Command ‘gearing up’ as small boat Channel crossings top 19,000
Teenagers withdrawn from GCSEs and missed class due to exam anxiety – survey
Labour policy ‘blitz’ on clean energy backed by public, polling suggests
One in four fear having to turn off heating and hot water this winter – survey
Firms advertising jobs paying below minimum wage, TUC claims
Mayor 'concerned' over London City Airport passenger cap rise
Station's step-free upgrade unstarted five years after announcement
Family of jailed pro-democracy activist hold talks with new UK Government
More than 200 migrants crossed Channel in three boats on Monday
World will reflect on Gaza conflict as ‘time of dark shame’ – Taoiseach
Fact check: Early prison release to exclude serious violent and sexual offenders
Second Trump term could increase abuse towards my family, Khan says
Newham leader 'deeply concerned' about London City Airport expansion
What is the infected blood scandal compensation scheme?
Sir Keir Starmer eyes Welsh natural resources for green energy transition
What is Labour's right to switch off? Labour promises rest to workers
Justice system requires considerable investment to deal with cases swiftly – DPP
RMT in talks to push for pay rises for rail workers and seafarers
Suspended pupils ‘more likely’ to be out of education, employment or training
Give pupils ice lollies in science lessons so they have ‘essential’ experiences
PM says reports of Sue Gray row on Casement Park are ‘nonsense’
PM says financial support for Harland & Wolff ‘under review’
Staff contacted out of hours may receive thousands in compensation
Israel guilty of 'war crimes in plain sight', says ex-UK diplomat
Farmers warned over greater risk of bluetongue as cases rise rapidly in Europe
Average household energy bill set to jump by 9% in October, say experts
Misogyny to be treated as ‘any other extremist ideology’, says Jess Phillips
Starmer pledges unwavering support for Ukraine amid Zelensky allegations
Emergency prison overcrowding measure activated in northern England
Zombie knife owners urged to hand weapons in to police ahead of ban
Lib Dems call for VAT cut on sun cream to tackle skin cancer
Government must rethink ‘demoralising’ compulsory GCSE maths and English resits
More than 19,000 migrants entered UK by small boat so far in 2024
492 migrants came to UK in small boats on Saturday, Home Office says
Emergency move to avoid jail overcrowding may be used soon as rioters sentenced
Social segregation rises in areas with primary free schools, study finds
Parents may not get first choice of funded childcare space, Phillipson warns
Coca-Cola hails Olympics recycling trial ahead of UK deposit return scheme
Watchdog says ‘all options’ should be on table to save universities
Part of Somerset House to remain open following huge blaze
What the papers say – August 18
Olympics legacy ‘can’t just be measured in medals’, says Lisa Nandy
UK should be proud at Ukraine using UK weapons despite push into Russia – Healey
Surge in young people claiming disability benefits, research suggests
Somerset House closed ‘until further notice’ as cause of fire investigated
Doctors call for extra funding to end the ‘8am scramble’ for appointments
Government calls on broadband companies to limit installation of telegraph poles
Cooper to establish unit dedicated to preventing crime among young people
Rayner vows to tackle homelessness during visit to Edinburgh
Tories hit out at Starmer over pay offers to train drivers and junior doctors
Government says it is ‘too busy’ to appoint allergy tsar – charity co-founder
‘Unfair’ to suggest public sector workers will queue up for pay rises – minister