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The new proposals could price disadvantaged pupils out of higher education, warn education experts

Plans to deny student loans to pupils who fail their English and maths GCSEs risk 'removing the ladder' for disadvantaged pupils hoping to go to university

Lauren Lelonek died at home in 2016 following years of abuse, including physical attacks. In a claim submitted to the High Court, her parents accuse her school of failing to protect Lauren

Online grocer’s collapse left small suppliers and customers out of pocket and empty-handed just before Christmas

Staff affected by the collapse of retail display specialist Kesslers International have begun the process of taking legal action amid allegations that the business failed to properly consult staff during the redundancy process.

The boy, known only as PW as he cannot be named for legal reasons, was born at Liverpool Womens Hospital in 2013, when his mother went into early labour at 38 weeks.

Women who were sex trafficked as teens say they are fighting for support they should be entitled to.

The family of a severely asthmatic 22-year-old from Hackney are asking for lessons to be learnt after he was left grasping for breath in a prison cell.

The Nottingham-based contractor filed for administration earlier this month, bringing in Grant Thornton to oversee a fire sale of divisions and assets.

Six former NMCN employees are taking up legal claims following their redundancies. The staff claimed that NMCN, which went into administration last week,