The Schools Bill and the Schools White Paper: A summary review
The focuses of both the Schools Bill and the White Paper expressed key focus on improving teacher training nationwide. We review the summary of both government proposals.
The focuses of both the Schools Bill and the White Paper expressed key focus on improving teacher training nationwide. We review the summary of both government proposals.
Liz Truss was nicknamed the ‘Minister for Inequalities’ by many in the LGBT+ community. Will she able to recover credibility and deliver?
On Sunday and Monday of this bank holiday weekend, carnival goers returned to the West London streets as the Notting Hill Carnival returned for the first time since 2019, before the pandemic
Sue Pascoe asks if Britain really is broken and how we can fix it.
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After the family of Archie Battersbee’s lost the domestic legal fight to postpone the withdrawal of life-sustaining treatment for Archie; the family have turned to the European Court of Human Rights to seek the postponing this life-changing decision.
Does the Conservative Government’s weaponisation of transgender rights mean that it has chosen to step aside from social progress?
Senior Conservative, Sue Pascoe calls on the Conservative Party leadership candidates to focus on the people’s priorities and not become the ‘nasty party’ again.
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