A classroom-friendly digest of UK headlines, arranged like a broadsheet — up to 3 stories per section (plus the front-page lead when you view all sections). Each morning build adds tailored maths prompts per story (fractions, percentages, rounding, estimation and talking critically about claims). Always open the full article to check facts in context.

Politics

UK and Westminster politics, policy and elections.

Politics · The Guardian — Politics

Burnham won’t fix our prisons crisis until he dares to be honest with the public about crime | Polly Toynbee

Most crime figures have drastically fallen, but people don’t believe it. It’s no wonder when politicians whip up emotions and attempt to bend the lawAn astounding change is happening to life in England and Wales that most people don’t know about, and when they are told they don’t believe it. Most crime, including vi…

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Julian Smith MP: ‘If Burnham is serious about growth, he must end the war on business’

Businesses of all sizes are creating jobs, investing in skills and driving growth in communities across the country. They do so against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical instability and under a Labour government that has so far shown little understanding of what businesses need to thrive. Starting any business a…

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The Guardian view on A-level and T-level results: a boost to the nation’s confidence | Editorial

Young people should be proud of their achievements. Ministers should focus on what comes nextA strong set of A-level results should raise confidence in Britain’s future. These are difficult exams, and schools and colleges across England, Wales and Northern Ireland are rightly proud of their achievements. Top grades …

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