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The chief executive of National Energy Action on the cost-of-living crisis and the UK's failing benefits system.

Charles’ coronation initiative is no surprise – the royals seem to prefer ad hoc philanthropy to actually funding public services, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

A Cumbrian man spearheading an overhaul of children's services in England has told a leading conference that Sure Start Centres are key to helping improve youngsters' life chances.

A council leader has been forced to apologise after accusing councillors of boycotting a military event.

Koru Kids is one of many digital platforms positioning themselves as ‘technofixes’ to costly and oversubscribed providers, says researcher Dalia Gebrial

There wasn’t a dry eye in the house when eight-year-old Farrah McCloskey was honoured at last year’s Sunday Life Spirit of Northern Ireland Awards, in association with Ulster Bank.

<strong>Letters </strong>Readers take issue with an article by Simon Jenkins in which he suggests that local authorities should step in to fund churches

Ciara O’Goan says it is a miracle her children are not standing by her grave today.

Current and former Conservative cabinet ministers have started admitting that their past spending cuts went too far.

One in seven children in Dorset are living in poverty, new figures show.