Post-Covid, rising anxiety, depression, and mental health issues are driving increased violence in classrooms. But government intervention to prevent this has been inadequate.

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🛑 Teachers have begun strike action after staff were assaulted by pupils.

This is just one symptom of the SEND crisis, which is leaving schools without the funding they need to properly support pupils and keep staff safe.

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“Is Greenland next?” Watching the US attack on Venezuela from Denmark, Sofie saw a familiar pattern: defence as the excuse, resources as the prize. This isn’t about security — it’s about control of Arctic territory.

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The Employment Rights Act isn’t just good for workers - it’s good for the economy. @josephevans.bsky.social explains the wider benefits for businesses and society on @lbc.co.uk News 👇

Would the British state have stripped Shamima Begum of her citizenship if she had been called Mary Smith?

The UK is paying more than other major economies to borrow. But with clear, credible fiscal plans, the UK could bring borrowing costs down — and simply reassuring markets that we’ll stick to those plans could save billions.

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How, over the last 20 years, have we become less racist in our personal lives but our politics has done the opposite?

People aren't on welfare benefits because our social security system is so incredibly generous.

Why do bond markets matter?

Rachel Reeves explains at our Global Progress Action Summit.

WHATEVER 👏 IT 👏 TAKES

Public vs private sector productivity is often debated — but rarely understood.

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