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Wes Streeting’s speech to the King’s Fund represented a thoughtful intervention on primary care. The makings of an energetic Labour programme for government that prioritises community-based services, boosts mental health support and creates a workforce fit for the future is emerging. The overall message of investment with reform is a sound formula.  The Shadow Health…

Hundreds of schools will lose half of their funding for shared education in 2023-24.

‘Boring’ Keir Starmer is more radical than you might think, and he’s already bringing home the votes, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

A youth worker speaks out after a Department of Education email says there is no money for new buildings.

<strong>Letters: </strong>Keir Starmer fails to grasp how squeezed the middle classes have become, says <strong>Derrick Joad</strong>, while <strong>Tim Exton </strong>worries about the impact on students from poor backgrounds and <strong>David Mayle</strong> argues that graduates pay their way in tax

Kate has moulded herself to fit the institution and now has the sort of soft power politicians would kill for

Nursery education is in crisis, schools and FE colleges are neglected. Only by funding these properly will Labour improve standards, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Film Commissioner Johann Grech says government will be initiating talks with banks in order to help local businesses and individuals access financial instruments to invest in better technology and equipment

The Labour leader has said the party will move on from a commitment to abolish tuition fees

Starmer's plan to teach boys how to talk to girls will sow fear and mistrust between the sexes.