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Independent schools are not just for wealthy families, says the principal of a school specialising in performing arts who is worried about a rise in fees under a Labour government

Plans to roll out the full entitlement a year early in some local authorities as a test were reportedly cancelled due to 'affordability constraints'

Lord Field, who was suffering from terminal cancer, died 'following a period of illness' his family said

Barnaby Webber's mother shared an open letter as she said she has been denied the opportunity to speak to the officers 'privately and anonymously'

As her new piano concerto receives its world premiere, the composer reflects on diversity in music, defying musical fashions, and finding recognition later

A reader wants to know what they should do if they are not on the deeds of their property and whether they would be charged if this were to change

On the 10th anniversary of a report into poor asthma care, a bereaved mother says too little is being done to reduce preventable deaths

At the heart of this early 20th century movement was the emotionally expressive capacity of paint – and despite its gimmicks, this exhibition is as colourful and energising as you'd expect

Russia has a window of opportunity to step up offensives while it has the upper hand in terms of firepower and troops, analysts say

Lawyers representing asylum seekers at risk of deportation to Rwanda have started to alter their approach in building cases

Forget losing weight or looking fit – the new obsession is a young biological age. But can London's new longevity clinics really deliver what they promise for the price tag?

Leeds plan to keep £50m Archie Gray and are even considering expanding Elland Road as they prepare for life back in the Premier League

French law dictates that banks can close accounts with a minimum of two months' notice

Campaigners fear new rules will have a 'chilling effect on voting' and could lead to mass disenfranchisement

The Lib Dems keep losing deposits. But there's confidence a 'ruthless' targeted approach under Ed Davey will work when it matters

Laura Kuenssberg will present the BBC’s coverage of the May 2 local and mayoral elections in a 'rehearsal' for the general election

The package also includes a national security bill that could effectively ban TikTok in the United States

Arsenal are roaring into the business end of the title race after dismantling a hapless Chelsea

One need not be a warmonger to see that the challenges posed nearby by Russia, and globally by China and Iran, are profound

This bruising and important documentary is an indictment of those who let Gary Glitter off the hook for decades

The Dutchman has emerged as the leading contender to succeed Jurgen Klopp, with the prospect of replacing him understood to appeal

'It’s not going to be full planes,' a source says as ministers appear to dampen expectations

The question of 'what would you do?' hangs heavy over the Opposition

The Government borrowed £6.6bn more than had been forecast during the past financial year, new figures show

The Spaniard is perfectly placed to shake up English football's established order after committing to the club until at least 2027

It sends out the message that Britain does not really care about democracy and human rights

There have been plenty of royal scandals, involving sex, drugs or finances - and sometimes all three together

At least 283 bodies discovered at hospital in Khan Yunis this week after withdrawal of Israeli forces, local officials say

United's technical director must decide if Erik ten Hag is the right man for the job - rather than focusing on delivering a particular style of play

A new documentary will uncover how Glitter used his charismatic onstage persona to cover up years of predatory offstage behaviour