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The Nadhim Zahawi Interview: 'Teachers know the damage strikes will have on children'

The Nadhim Zahawi Interview: 'Teachers know the damage strikes will have on children'

05 Jul Education

Nadhim Zahawi faces an uphill battle to get the education system back on track post-Covid. He talks about his approach to recovery – and how he hopes it will boost his party’s fortunes. Photography by Michael Garnett.

Invest to save: there’s never been a better time to ‘vaccinate’ our homes

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1 hr Economy

Invest to save: there’s never been a better time to ‘vaccinate’ our homes

We need a coherent approach to net zero – this must include nuclear

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1 hr Environment

We need a coherent approach to net zero – this must include nuclear

African countries have a vital role in the fight against the climate crisis

06 Jul Environment

African countries have a vital role in the fight against the climate crisis

Gynaecological conditions must be given greater priority to end prolonged suffering for women

06 Jul Health

Gynaecological conditions must be given greater priority to end prolonged suffering for women

How the Quadcopter Challenge is taking on sustainability

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06 Jul Environment

How the Quadcopter Challenge is taking on sustainability

Future-Proofing Tomorrow’s Housing Against Future Shock

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06 Jul Environment

Future-Proofing Tomorrow’s Housing Against Future Shock

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07 Jul

Chancellor Of Exchequer Calls For Johnson To Go As Education Secretary Resigns

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07 Jul

Northern Ireland Secretary Quits As Boris Johnson Desperately Clings To Power

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Welsh Secretary Quits After Michael Gove Sacked By Boris Johnson

Welsh Secretary Quits After Michael Gove Sacked By Boris Johnson

06 Jul Political parties

Minister Confirms Boris Johnson Was Briefed About Chris Pincher Allegations In 2019

Minister Confirms Boris Johnson Was Briefed About Chris Pincher Allegations In 2019

05 Jul Political parties

Downing Street In Crisis Talks As Tory Party Fury Grows Over Pincher Scandal

Downing Street In Crisis Talks As Tory Party Fury Grows Over Pincher Scandal

05 Jul Political parties

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Air pollution alerts aren't doing enough to protect people suffering from toxic air

04 Jul Environment

Air pollution alerts aren't doing enough to protect people suffering from toxic air

The threats posed by air pollution can’t be overstated. Responsible for an estimated 36,000 premature deaths a year in the United Kingdom, toxic air creates new lung conditions and worsens existing ones, sometimes even leaving people hospitalised.

Lords Diary: Baroness Morgan of Cotes

04 Jul Culture

Lords Diary: Baroness Morgan of Cotes

Although I joined the House of Lords in early 2020, I have only now completed an almost normal parliamentary year. However, I still have to firmly remind myself not to refer to fellow peers as 'honourable members'.

The UK must work with the UN Security Council to allow lifesaving aid into Syria

04 Jul Foreign affairs

The UK must work with the UN Security Council to allow lifesaving aid into Syria

When it comes to the crisis in Syria, the international community must do more to work diplomatically to re-develop the country.

Admirably bad taste: Kevin Brennan reviews 'Tony! The Tony Blair Rock Opera'

04 Jul Books & culture

Admirably bad taste: Kevin Brennan reviews 'Tony! The Tony Blair Rock Opera'

The actors are engaging, the melodies are lively, and Harry Hill’s script is a hoot

Stick or twist? Looming review fuels debate about gambling regulation

04 Jul Communities

Stick or twist? Looming review fuels debate about gambling regulation

The government’s plan to update regulations for gambling must balance campaigners’ calls for more stringent safeguards and stakeholders’ warnings that additional measures could stifle the industry and fuel black market betting.

Westminster Foundation for Democracy at 30: 'We can’t assume democracy is safe – it’s not'

04 Jul Foreign affairs

Westminster Foundation for Democracy at 30: 'We can’t assume democracy is safe – it’s not'

For 30 years, the Westminster Foundation for Democracy has been spreading the word about the importance of democratic structures. Sienna Rodgers hears from three of its current MP board members on how its work has never been more vital

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Can departmental data sharing really transform citizen services?

Can departmental data sharing really transform citizen services?

Financing the reinvention of affordable housing

Financing the reinvention of affordable housing

Women into Leadership Online

Women into Leadership Online

Government Cyber Security Strategy: will it make the public sector safer?

Government Cyber Security Strategy: will it make the public sector safer?

Coronavirus All

Boris Johnson must honour the promises he made at the G7 to deliver Covid vaccines

29 Jun Coronavirus

Boris Johnson must honour the promises he made at the G7 to deliver Covid vaccines

UK behaviour at WTO exposes a dishonest approach to trade negotiations and will prolong the pandemic globally

25 Jun Coronavirus

UK behaviour at WTO exposes a dishonest approach to trade negotiations and will prolong the pandemic globally

Brexit All

The rebuilding of Ukraine

06 Jul Brexit

The rebuilding of Ukraine

The Northern Ireland Protocol Bill should be scrapped – a trade war with the EU would harm us all

02 Jul Brexit

The Northern Ireland Protocol Bill should be scrapped – a trade war with the EU would harm us all

Communities All

A critical enabler: How technology is helping the UK thrive

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04 Jul Education

A critical enabler: How technology is helping the UK thrive

The Path to Net Zero - A Net Zero Week Special Edition

02 Jul Environment

The Path to Net Zero - A Net Zero Week Special Edition

Culture All

The real university challenge: creating a knowledge economy for all

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05 Jul Education

The real university challenge: creating a knowledge economy for all

Round-The-Clock: Keeping Big Ben ticking

30 Jun Culture

Round-The-Clock: Keeping Big Ben ticking

Defence All

Is Britain’s defence policy strong enough to face modern challenges?

03 Jul Defence

Is Britain’s defence policy strong enough to face modern challenges?

Russia's demand to limit Nato expansion is totally unacceptable to Finland

01 Jul Defence

Russia's demand to limit Nato expansion is totally unacceptable to Finland

Economy All

The economy made Britain great once – with the right government action, it can again

04 Jul Economy

The economy made Britain great once – with the right government action, it can again

Green Freeport status in the Scottish Highlands could speed up a just transition to net zero

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03 Jul Environment

Green Freeport status in the Scottish Highlands could speed up a just transition to net zero

Education All

Times Education Commission: our education system needs radical reform to avoid falling behind

04 Jul Education

Times Education Commission: our education system needs radical reform to avoid falling behind

What does the girls’ education ban in Afghanistan mean for the world?

30 Jun Education

What does the girls’ education ban in Afghanistan mean for the world?

Energy All

How we can build a smart energy future

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05 Jul Environment

How we can build a smart energy future

Scientific Britannia - how can Britain become a science and tech powerhouse?

24 Jun Economy

Scientific Britannia - how can Britain become a science and tech powerhouse?

Environment All

Collaboration is key in reaching our sustainability goals

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03 Jul Environment

Collaboration is key in reaching our sustainability goals

Health Disparities White Paper must level up heart health

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28 Jun Environment

Health Disparities White Paper must level up heart health

Foreign affairs All

To boldly go? UK aims to boost defence capabilities in space

29 Jun Defence

To boldly go? UK aims to boost defence capabilities in space

Government cannot afford to rush scrutiny of Australia trade deal

29 Jun Economy

Government cannot afford to rush scrutiny of Australia trade deal

Health All

We still have a long way to go to end HIV stigma

05 Jul Health

We still have a long way to go to end HIV stigma

Boosting funding to community pharmacies would help ease the NHS backlog

28 Jun Health

Boosting funding to community pharmacies would help ease the NHS backlog

Home affairs All

Victims of sexual violence must not be deterred from seeking counselling

29 Jun Home affairs

Victims of sexual violence must not be deterred from seeking counselling

Now is the time to crack down on online ad criminals

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27 Jun Home affairs

Now is the time to crack down on online ad criminals

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Keeping it local: are home-grown MPs best?

05 Jul Political parties

Keeping it local: are home-grown MPs best?

Mrs Crackenthorpe's diary – 4 July 2022 edition

01 Jul Political parties

Mrs Crackenthorpe's diary – 4 July 2022 edition

Social affairs All

Counties need the same attention as cities for levelling up to succeed

28 Jun Economy

Counties need the same attention as cities for levelling up to succeed

How advertising is addressing uncomfortable truths about its own industry

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27 Jun Education

How advertising is addressing uncomfortable truths about its own industry