Almost two-thirds of magistrates’ court cases held in secret
Official figures show up to 40,000 a month are now decided in private and often without the defendant present
Official figures show up to 40,000 a month are now decided in private and often without the defendant present
The Government has made little progress towards its goal that three-quarters of all cancers would be diagnosed at an early stage by 2028
Middlesbrough offers a devastating snapshot of how young people’s prospects are being destroyed
Jeremy Hunt has raised the threshold for the ‘high income child benefit charge’
The gap between urban and rural regions is widening. To level up, the infrastructure of rural communities needs to be a priority
Concerns over demographic crisis as number of children born in the bloc falls below 4 million for first time
Nearly two-thirds of forces on average missed ‘golden hour’ target when arrest and forensic chances are best
Here are the seven charts that highlight the damning track record of successive Conservative governments
Charging rate across England and Wales continues to fall despite forces’ pledge to attend every scene
Number of councils charging residents to remove green waste has shot up to 254 as cash-strapped authorities try to raise funds
Union chief blames ‘pupil population bulge’ for extra pressure on admissions this year
‘Fee in advance’ schemes could help families avoid a 20pc increase on bills
Revealed: The schools with the highest grades and the best Ofsted ratings
Rise in applications and 2010 baby boom blamed as record numbers will not be offered place at their first choice
1.4 million people granted UK visas in 2023 as arrivals hit 18-year high
Analysis of crimes sent to court in England and Wales over a three-year period overwhelmingly shows women defendants are in the minority