Former judge Brian Leveson says backlog in England and Wales ‘jeopardises’ entire system without radical overhaul
Residential property has become a tax-free retirement fund that excludes younger generations
Activist group that broke into RAF military base will be proscribed as a terrorist organisation from midnight
Fewer young people are reading for pleasure than ever before, with broad economic and social consequences. Can the trend be reversed?
What the right feels about metropoles isn’t physical fear. It’s discomfort
In the past three months five pub groups have outperformed the FTSE 250
The UK bill’s implementation period should be used to transform access to end-of-life support for all social groups
Vicky Foxcroft’s move could presage wider rebellion over changes to disability benefits
Women would no longer face a criminal prosecution for ending their pregnancy after 24 weeks
Fragmentation of both our entertainment and our news harms societies as well
Expansion of NHS app comes as part of government’s 10-year plan for health service
Requirement of £29,000 to bring a spouse to Britain is among highest in advanced world
These textiles serve as a poignant reminder of the horrors of the 1980s crisis
Some members’ ‘fusty’ attitude leads to suggestion that ending men-only stance was a PR exercise
Opportunity and upward mobility are more important than GDP growth
White-collar professionals fear being ‘kept in limbo’ after ministers extend waiting time for indefinite leave to remain
Campaigners call on Keir Starmer’s government to create clear laws to tackle growing use of the technology
Government is seeking to save £5bn a year by reforming disability benefits known as ‘personal independence payments’
The people carrier struck pedestrians in the city centre at around 6pm on Monday, resulting in 65 casualties
The government should recognise that it has a stake in its people having enough children
Charlie Mayfield speaks out as ministers face pressure over planned cuts to disability benefits
Neither full stop nor comma, they symbolise a nuance that is disappearing in a polarised world
Police are dragged into investigating petty incidents, undermining trust in our freedom to express opinions
Ruling ends long battle over public’s right to camp in the Devon national park
New research shows people from disadvantaged backgrounds 66% more likely not to be in work, education or training
