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The Reverend Evelyne Barrow says her school in Holmfirth is underfunded.

A state secondary says there will be "no live lessons or work set" and cancels a dance show.

Poku Osei gets an award for supporting people from ethnic minority and low-income backgrounds.

Once a darling of investors, Byju's is struggling to retain their confidence after a series of setbacks.

Anthony Browne said he will fight against plans for 250,000 homes for Cambridge after they were leaked.

A newly-opened innovation hub uses realistic simulators which mimic human anatomy.

Members of the housing sector in Jersey say their industry is having a hard time.

Wilna says she was "surviving not thriving" until she enrolled on a mental health course.

The head teacher ended her life ahead of the publication of a report that downgraded her school.

As interest rates rise, the market is faring much better than it has before in similar conditions.

It comes after a meeting between the union and the States failed to reach a resolution.

Some final-year students may not graduate this summer, with UCU members refusing to mark exams.

Local authorities in England may be forced to use illegal children's homes, care providers warn.

Strikes hit England's schools for second time this week, as ministers consider next year's pay offer.

National Education Union members are striking for the seventh time this year in a dispute over pay.

Hundreds of thousands of workers have been taking part in industrial action.

Brighton University is withholding pay to staff taking part in a national marking boycott.

Halifax says the drop is the biggest annual fall since 2011 as mortgage rates continue to rise for many.

Councillors vote in favour of plans for new office buildings over houses amid high living costs.