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Royal Mint UK has unveiled a new set of coins marking the first official effigy of King Charles III that will soon come into circulation.…

Medical and dental staff working for the NHS have been given a 4.5% pay rise that the government has heralded a ‘fair deal for staff.’…

Over 115,000 Royal Mail workers are set to go on strike following a vote concerning pay disputes. After ballot papers were sent out three weeks…

Sparks flew at today’s particularly-animated Prime Minister’s Questions – Boris Johnson’s final opportunity to answer questions from MPs before he is replaced by either Rishi…

A third of students from a disadvantaged background will be going to university in September, according to new data from the Universities and Colleges Admissions…

As hundreds of thousands of people descend on the small Scottish town for the legendary golf championship ‘The Open’, students in St Andrews have told…

The recently-appointed education minister Andrea Jenkyns has been publicly criticised by teaching unions for her ‘middle finger’ towards the crowds outside Downing Street last week.…

Figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have revealed that an estimated 2.7 million – or one in 25 – people in the UK…

Vivienne Stern MBE has called her new role appointment as Chief Executive of Universities UK (UUK) an ‘enormous privilege’. It was announced yesterday, Friday April…

Pupils who feel particularly joyful don’t do any better in their GCSEs than their peers who do not feel as happy, according to UCL research.…