Minister Nicola Sturgeon clashes with Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson following 'cover-up' allegations.

The electricity generator Drax has scrapped controversial plans to build Europe's largest gas power plant at its North Yorkshire site.

Senior Conservatives urge Rishi Sunak not to put taxes in his Budget next week.

We speak to one family whose 13-year-old daughter has Down's syndrome but can't be given the vaccine under the current regime.

The coronavirus alert level has been downgraded from five - the highest level - to four in all of the UK nations.

Sir Michael Wilshaw was the head of Ofsted and chief inspector of schools in England until 2016.

We spoke to Birmingham A-level student Renae Gardner about the planned teacher assessed GCSEs and A Level grades.

Boris Johnson has defended plans to get teachers to grade England's GCSE and A-level students this year, calling it a "good compromise".

One of the last artists to perform at a major venue in England before lockdown was grime music pioneer Ghetts.

When Brighton experienced a mini-outbreak in February last year, no one imagined it would go on to consume so many lives and livelihoods.

We talk to the two co-authors of the report, Commission chair Sara Khan and Sir Mark Rowley, former head of the UK's counter terror police.

We spoke to Ireland's Minister for European Affairs Thomas Byrne

The Brexiteers always boasted that leaving the European Union would result in a bonfire of red tape. But what's the reality since we left the transition phase almost two months ago?

We spoke to Jo Whiley earlier and asked what her reaction was when she heard that adults with learning disabilities on the GP register will be prioritised.

A short while ago we spoke to former Conservative education secretary Justine Greening and began by asking her about how funds can be best targeted to address the massive gulf between rich and poor students.