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Founder of Cocoa Girl magazine says children will also be taught creative writing, music and illustration

Our first year has demonstrated the difference Labour councils make to communities, says Brighton Labour council leader Bella Sankey.

The decision perpetuates the very elitism the college claims it is combatting, argues Emily Kelly

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Since the abolition of maintenance grants in England, students from lower income backgrounds have been leaving university with the highest levels of debt. A third of students from working class families have skipped meals to save on food costs.

Labour analysis finds 40% of Britons nominated for main prizes at major cultural awards went to private school

Long thought of as a route into a skilled career for young people, there has been a decline in the number of youth apprenticeships since the introduction 2017 reforms – experts say changes are needed to boost access.

The Sutton Trust says that the next government needs to do much more for the most disadvantaged youngsters, which means increasing funding for low-income pupils, and taking hunger out of the classroom.

Study of 23-year-olds found the exams were even more important for those from disadvantaged backgrounds

A 50 per cent reduction in funding for the government’s national tutoring programme (NTP) could widen the attainment gap between students from disadvantaged families and their peers, the Sutton Trust has warned.