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Laura Kuenssberg: What is really going on in our schools?
After years of talking about the NHS, there's a new political focus on education, says Laura Kuenssberg.
Newtownards petrol bomb attack may be linked to drugs feud
Police are treating the incident which occurred in Ballywalter on Friday night as arson.
Douglas Ross prompts Holyrood security alert over toy gun delivery
Police were called to Holyrood after the item was delivered to the Scottish Conservative leader's office.
Two teenagers killed in crash near Shipston-on-Stour
Four teens had to be airlifted to hospital after two cars collided near Shipston-on-Stour.
SNP appoint MP Stuart McDonald as new treasurer after Beattie resignation
MP Stuart McDonald replaces Colin Beattie, who quit after being arrested amid a probe into party finances.
Stephen Lawrence Day marks 30 years since murder
The teenager's mother Baroness Lawrence said Stephen's story remained "as relevant as ever".
Serving armed forces member charged under Official Secrets Act
A serving member of the UK armed forces is charged after an investigation by counter-terror police.
Corwen: Burning cake in lorry tackled by firefighters
Crews doused the flames early in the morning, but the trailer carrying the cake later reignited.
Dominic Raab dismissed my behaviour warnings - Lord McDonald
The former top civil servant also says he saw no evidence of any activists trying to undermine Mr Raab.
M20: Driver clocked speeding at 160mph on motorway
A BMW driver is stopped by police on the M20 at Wrotham after being caught speeding.
Amazon launches investigation after customer complaints
Items such as cameras and mobile phones have been replaced with toys and condoms before delivery.
NI Education: Pupil spending 'similar to England and Wales'
Institute for Fiscal Studies research suggests about £7,200 was spent on each pupil over the past year.
Stephen Lawrence Day: 'We've never had a relationship with the Met'
Thirty years after Stephen Lawrence was murdered, some are questioning whether the force has changed.
Arsenal 'have to beat Man City' after another stumble in Premier League title race
After fighting back to draw with Southampton, Arsenal face a stark reality in the Premier League title race - they must beat Manchester City to keep their fate in their own hands.
Newcastle's Farrell Centre explores if we can grow houses from fungus
A structure grown from mycelium, the root network of fungus, is on display in Newcastle.
Losing Dominic Raab is a bad day for Rishi Sunak
The prime minister cannot afford many days like this after losing a long-standing ally and deputy.
Wrexham: 'Ryan Reynolds was on Zoom and I couldn't tell my kids'
Why Hollywood A-listers who have taken Wrexham to the brink of promotion wanted to remain covert.
Security stepped up for Scottish Grand National
It comes after animal rights protesters delayed the Grand National at Aintree last weekend.
'Better roads for cyclists could have saved our daughter'
Emma Newman was killed in a crash with a lorry in Glasgow city centre in January.
How do you dispose of a giant whale from a beach?
Dr Andrew Brownlow said the method of disposing of a whale was decided on a "case by case basis"