Liz Smith and Linda Slattery call on NUT members to do what their leadership has refused to do – oppose the collaboration with the government by other teachers’ unions and campaign for joint action by all teacher.

The Home Office is seeking to introduce legislation which would allow them to remove Unaccompanied Asylum Seeker Children (UASCs) back to their country of origin. Liz Smith reports.

Liz Smith looks at a report showing how the education system is failing a generation of British youth.

On December 6, Samina Malik, a 23-year-old from Southall, West London, became the first woman in the UK to be sentenced under the Terrorism Act 2000, as Liz Smith reports.

The public inquiry into the killing of Zahid Mubarek in Feltham Young Offender Institute six years after his death has revealed the shocking circumstances which allowed Robert Stewart to bludgeon his cellmate to death under the noses of the prison authorities.

Damning inquiry into Asian’s death at youth prison…

Inquiry details inhumane treatment of children in prison.

The new White Paper paves the way for extreme cost-cutting within schools, places the burden of funding onto parents, and makes education dependent on business sponsorship.

Organisations involved in protecting immigrants’ rights are calling for a public inquiry after compiling 35 cases of alleged assaults by immigration personnel against asylum seekers.

There is growing evidence of an intermeshing between corporate interests and the government’s agenda for schools and education.

A report from the all-party Public Accounts Committee, Tackling cancer in England: saving more lives, shows that survival rates from cancer in England are well below the best in Europe, especially for people living in the most deprived areas.