Education
Rape survivor says uni training may have saved her
A BBC investigation reveals a lack of consistent sexual misconduct data being kept by UK universities.
'I'd have fallen behind on rent if I'd taken paternity leave'
As the government tweaks its paternity-leave policy, campaigners say fathers need more time off - and better pay.
Father could not afford paternity leave to care for ill baby
As the government tweaks its paternity-leave policy, campaigners say fathers need more time off - and better pay.
How are the child benefit rules changing?
Changes announced in the Budget mean people earning up to £80,000 will be able to claim the benefit.
How are the child benefit rules changing?
Changes announced in the Budget men people earning up to £80,000 will be able to claim the benefit.
How a BBC experiment pioneered programmes for schools
It is 100 years since pupils in Glasgow became the first to experience special programming for schools.
Jacqueline Wilson reads to zoo animals on World Book Day
The best-selling children's novelist visited animals at Drusillas Zoo park near Alfriston.
Child benefit to be paid to more families
The chancellor says changes mean 170,000 families will not pay charges on the benefit.
Primary pupil found with knife at school
The school says the child carried a blade over bullying fears and showed it to pupils.
School checking absent pupils' bins branded 'snoops'
Staff from Astrea Academy Woodfields in Doncaster check for post on doorsteps and bin movements.
Tax, childcare, vapes: What could be in the Budget?
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will deliver his 2024 Budget on Wednesday 6 March.
World Book Day should not break the bank - school
Wear pyjamas rather than buying expensive costumes, one head teacher says.
University campus cat honoured with statue
A statue of Pebbles will be unveiled as part of a day of celebrations.
School made being Muslim seem toxic, ex-pupil says
Michaela School, in Brent, is the subject of a court challenge over rules banning "prayer rituals".
Boy, 17, starts affordable pizza business
Joshua Steer makes affordable pizzas for students in Cardiff.
Childcare and work: Did the last Budget deliver?
The previous Budget was meant to help growth, investment, pubs and parents. Has it worked so far?
School to offer 'brick phones' to pupils
A primary school in Blandford is planning to offer the basic phones to encourage a change in behaviour.
Girl, 11, marks table tennis first in 27 years
Amelia is "shocked and proud" to secure herself a place in the semi-final at the age of 11.
Candlelit vigil held for students lost to suicide
The event in Leeds was led by Bob Abrahart, whose daughter Natasha took her own life in 2018.
Hunt: Childcare plan on track but no guarantees
The chancellor says he is confident an expansion of free childcare will be delivered as planned.