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The benefits system needs to reach more families and be raised in line with inflation sooner in order to avoid children going cold and hungry, says Dr Rebecca Montecute of the Sutton Trust

Young people are increasingly looking for better value for money, while seeking to avoid starting their working lives heavily in debt

Socio-economic background is having the strongest negative effect on employee promotions, according to research from KPMG.

HOLD the front page! The Sunday Times recently published the 30th edition of its Parent Power feature, purporting to identify the UK’s “best”…

Low pay and job insecurity in the arts are increasingly making the field the preserve of the wealthy, and less diverse as a result, writes Tomiwa Owolade

In the Autumn Statement (November 17), the Chancellor ignored the call to help the 800,000 children who live in poverty but are not eligible for…

LONDON — At St Mary's primary school in London, almost half of children are entitled to a free school lunch owing to the fact they are from England's poorest families.And while charities argue that more pupils should be allowed access to taxpayer-funded meals amid a cost-of-living crisis caused by sky-high inflation, the government of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is resisting

Founder of leading charity says charging VAT on fees would make independent schools the preserve of 'super-rich'

Open Access is a better way to give a world-class education to poorer children

In his new book, A Revolution Betrayed, Peter Hitchens overstates the merits of selection in state education.