Poppy Wood

Pupils at a Welsh school were treated to a bouncy castle and a petting zoo while teachers were on strike over students' poor behaviour, a union has claimed.

Rachel Reeves has been accused of ignoring a legal threat sent by private schools in August warning that her VAT raid may amount to “unlawful discrimination”.

King Charles and Prince of Wales make £50m a year from leasing out land, investigation finds

The fee rise is expected to come into force from September 2025

The royal family are making millions from the NHS through the monarchy's property empire.

The ‘shocking and dispiriting’ figures should serve as a wake-up call over changing habits, says report

The lawyer who led the inquiry into Sarah Everard's murder is among five final candidates to become Oxford University's next chancellor.

The Foreign Office has pleaded with private schools to roll out discounts for diplomats after the Government's VAT raid on fees.

Almost a million people who took out student loans have not started paying them back, putting taxpayers at risk of picking up a multibillion-pound bill.

Walking down Turl Street in central Oxford on a Friday lunchtime, you would be forgiven for mistaking Lord Mandelson for a minor royal.