On its 69th birthday today (Wednesday 5 July), the government must heed the national mood  and commit to a ‘reboot’ of the NHS as a well-funded health service that rewards its staff well and rejects ‘the creeping scourge of privatisation’. 

Productivity fell sharply in the first three months of this year - the first decline since the end of 2015.

Theresa May’s former head of policy has urged Downing Street to improve relations with business ahead of Brexit.

Drivers working with Uber are at risk of taking home as little as £2 an hour, less than a third of the National Living Wage, says Frank Field MP.

Chis Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT - The Teachers' Union has commented on the reprt What the Prevent duty means for schools and colleges, published by Coventry University.

Conservatives make astonishing volte face over threat to deprive kids of school lunches.

Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest teachers' union in the UK has commented on the publication of the Key Stage 2 assessment statistics.

Council leaders have piled more pressure on Philip Hammond as they demanded to be front of the queue for any extra public spending. 

Philip Hammond has called for a ‘grown-up debate’ about tax and spending, but stopped short of promising an end to the public sector pay cap.

Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, has written to Justine Greening, Secretary of State for Education, over public sector pay.

Apprenticeships are finally getting the political attention they deserve, but now real action on policy must follow, writes the IPPR’s Joe Dromey

GMB hails tremendous economic benefits for Scotland and the wider UK.

Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT - The Teachers' Union has commented on the Education Policy Institute's report Social Media and Children's Mental Health.

Union claims Addison Lee shirking its responsibilities through bogus self-employment.

Senior ministers are making life “very, very awkward” for Philip Hammond by pushing for an end to the public sector pay cap, Lord Lamont has said.

The UK’s Brexit negotiating team are reportedly planning to ditch plans for a “have cake and eat it” approach in which Britain seeks unfettered single market access without trade-offs on areas such as immigration.

The Government’s “extreme” plan for Brexit could cause a shortage of strawberries at Wimbledon, Vince Cable has warned. 

The UK is to withdraw from a fishing deal which has allowed other European countries to access British waters for decades.

Theresa May is under pressure to scrap the public sector pay cap, with Michael Gove telling fellow ministers to "respect" the recommendations of pay review bodies.

Theresa May's inflexibility has "hamstrung" the UK's attempts to get a good Brexit deal, according to a former adviser to George Osborne and David Davis.

Robert Halfon has been blasted by Oxfam after he suggested ministers cut back on overseas aid spending in order to up the wages of low paid public sector workers in Britain.

David Cameron vetoed proposals to scrap copper coins amid fears the move would "scare" the public, it has been revealed.

Theresa May has agreed to lift the cap on public sector pay after Tory MPs took their case for a change in approach directly to Downing Street, it has been reported.

Jeremy Corbyn has sacked three of his frontbench team and seen another quit after dozens of Labour MPs rebelled against him on Brexit.