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School absence fines have increased from £60 to £80 under the changes. and figures suggest this has had an impact

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the free schoold breakfast programme to tackle child hunger will kick-off in schools in April 2025 as she delivered a major speech

Royal College of Nursing union says members ‘do not yet feel valued and they are looking for urgent action’

Number of pubs open fell to 39,096 by end of June and experts say tax rises in 2025 could result in more closures

Serco says it is working to fit electronic devices, which were a condition of early release of 1,700 last week

With the next Euros due to be hosted by the UK and Ireland, a letter to the culture secretary from European football’s governing body says there should be "no government interference in the running of football".

Anas Al Mustafa, 43, sentenced to 10 years after seven people were hidden in a concealed space in his van

For decades, the possibility of great whites in British or Irish seas has remained a mystery

Office for Students found reports of ‘widespread academic misconduct’ and issues with recruitment agencies

Planned 20 days of disrupted weekend services suspended with Aslef stating it has resolved a longstanding dispute

A major motorway has been left eerily quiet in the lead-up to rush hour as a building fire closes the M1.

One of Sven-Goran Eriksson’s close friends says the former England head coach is now too ill to walk to his favourite lake back home in Sweden.

Weather warnings were in place as the storm hit and brought winds of up to 80mph to parts of England and Wales.

The NSPCC finds the surge in reports of child physical punishment alarming and calls for law reforms in England and Northern Ireland in line with rest of UK.

Four firms including Northern and Greater Anglia unlawfully prosecuted more than 74,000 alleged fare dodgers

Charities and human rights organisations have called on Sir Keir Starmer to reverse a planned expansion of the use of facial recognition technology following far-right riots across England and Northern Ireland.

England have confirmed that Lee Carsley will take charge on an interim basis as they search for a permanent successor to Gareth Southgate, who left his role last month

Both bank and landlord cases rise but remain below pre-Covid levels, despite tough cycle of interest rate rises

The Cobra meeting with senior police officials comes after the PM insisted far-right thugs will face justice for the riots which gripped the country over the weekend