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Change set to be approved for Nuneaton primary school - and it's backed by parents

It is set to be approved by county council cabinet members

Legacy reforms must not ‘lack resolve and integrity’, warns victims’ campaigner

Sir Chris Bryant said it is unlikely that any soldiers would be prosecuted as a result of the legislation making its way through Parliament

Pub restaurant chains shuts all 89 UK restaurants after 45 years in the country

The popular pub restaurant chain, owned by Whitbread, officially closed all its UK and Northern Ireland restaurants on Monday, 7 September 2026

New Greek bistro aiming to bring fresh flavours to NI: ‘It’s not the most popular here... but the food’s incredible’

Olive Tree promises authentic flavours from homeland of owner Kostas, who’s found love in Belfast with partner Cliodhna

Couple bring taste of Greece to Glengormley with new café: ‘It’s not the most popular thing over here...’

Olive Tree promises authentic flavours from homeland of owner Kostas, who’s found love in Belfast with partner Cliodhna

Greece is the word as new bistro brings taste of Med to Glengormley

Olive Tree promises authentic flavours from homeland of owner Kostas, who’s found love in Belfast with partner Cliodhna

We'll crumble when inquiry ends, says victim's mum

A public inquiry examining Valdo Calocane's killings is set to hear closing submissions this week.

Households without driveways have 'no choice to pay' 20% rate under Andy Burnham

Prime Minister Mr Burnham has confirmed that his government would cut VAT from domestic electricity bills from October 1.

DWP PIP cuts major update as 'final recommendations' due in weeks

Sir Stephen Timms is leading a review into disability benefits

Ann Summers, B&M, JD Sports and Primark among companies that will offer thousands of young people work experience

John Lewis, Currys and Costa Coffee are among the 40 big British businesses working with the government to tackle youth joblessness

World-first surgery for baby's rare skull condition

Rory Potter, who is now one, had new "super elastic" springs inserted to reshape his skull.

Fears a crisis in Stockport is 'out of control'

One councillor branded the situation a 'tragedy'

CCTV shows shameless burglary gang members raiding family homes

Five men are behind bars

Man grabbed pregnant woman by neck and called her a 'little sl*t' during pet shop row

After the assault Kane Samms claimed that 'women are dramatic'

Mother of John George to sue accused killer’s mum over ‘severe emotional distress’

EasyJet '2 per person' alert to anyone travelling by plane

Travellers heading away with easyJet have been given a reminder about an item many holidaymakers now consider essential

All the Greater Manchester teachers struck off in the last 12 months

One teacher attacked two police officers during a day out at the races while another was caught lying about a classroom accident

EasyJet issues 'maximum of 2 per person' warning to passengers

Travellers heading away with easyJet have been given a reminder about an item many holidaymakers now consider essential

The real winners of the Battle of Hastings?

The Bayeux Tapestry is a genuine wonder of the medieval world

Three need to die before one person can get care home bed they require, MSPs told

Scottish Care said providers face ‘some of the most significant challenges in a generation’

AI data centres: Where could the new hyperscale hubs be opened?

Dozens of AI data centres could soon be built in Scotland - but what are they, why is there opposition, and where could they be built?

Here's what would finally stop the boats: a National Rally government in France – Brian Monteith

Brian Monteith explains why he trusts hard-right French politician Jordan Bardella to protect the UK’s borders more than Andy Burnham

John Swinney urged to give full details on public sector reforms after 'masterclass in evasion'

The Tories said the proposals looked like they had been ‘written on the back of a fag packet’

The byelection here in Holborn and St Pancras is Labour’s to lose. But lose it might | Polly Toynbee

The Greens appeal to young and progressive voters here on defence, rent controls and North Sea oil. The Burnham bounce may be about to hit an obstacle You might think a byelection showdown between two progressive partie…