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The Scottish government’s decision not to extend free school meals to all secondary pupils could mark a turning point.

This moving film takes on a truly unusual subject: a durable, unstated, non-sexual relationship between two men.

The UK’s 13 million menopausal women deserve better rights at work.

A former prime minister’s parliamentary testimony highlights persistent pro-Moscow sympathies among France’s elite.

For the media and politicians, the overarching question is whether Labour’s lead is as strong as the polls suggest.

Anthony Seldon’s account of Johnson’s time in Downing Street confirms he was hopelessly out of his depth.

There are multiple possibilities but regardless of who ordered the attack, there is a danger that it could backfire.

Are young conservatives pining for Brussels?

As long as the main parties believe there are votes in opposing development, the UK won’t get the houses it needs.

If the government is serious about closing the disability employment gap, it needs to invest in technology and training.