Free breakfast clubs are boosting attendance and improving behavior in some schools according to head teachers. There is no doubting this policy has been a huge success for Labour in its first year in government

“I would make the rather unpopular argument that this is an amazing country and broadly speaking, there has never been a better time to live in it.” Fraser Nelson explores why the right are depicting Britain as lawless, despite progress made in reducing crime. @ChloeTilley

Farage is desperately trying to sabotage Britain's recovery. Reform tried to block some genuinely transformative laws. The polls would look very different if we talked about this more. 5 examples:

Things aren't as bad as some might have you believe.

Farage warns Britain’s "lawless” and "near collapse”. Meanwhile violent crime halved, robberies down 60%, burglary down two-thirds, air and water cleaner, road deaths and killer diseases halved. Britain has positives, the govt need to show it Farage's arguments falling apart.

🚴‍♀️ London has done it. We’ve just been crowned Europe’s favourite city for cycling, a fantastic recognition of the progress we’ve made to make our city greener and more accessible for all. Our cycling boom is good for Londoners and is putting us on the map for cycle tourism.

Happy to have this man as my Prime Minister

Ignore the haters. London is the 🐐

Did you know? Unis and colleges wishing to receive student loan funding and other benefits are required to satisfy a set of conditions of registration to join the OfS Register.

This is nonsense. 1 The PM had no involvement at all 2 She pleaded guilty and lost her appeal 3 The Courts are independent of politics

In my area of research, femicide, there was a common theme threatening the safety of girls and women in Epping and nearby areas. It wasn't "illegal migrants", whatever that's supposed to mean, or immigrants of any description. I'll go through murders of women and girls. /1

Our pre-Autumn Term events for LSE staff also include joint workshops on the AI Fluency Framework, taking place next Wednesday, 10 September, with Prof. Joseph Feller! Go to our events calendar to register: info.lse.ac.uk/staff/division…

Wonder if this will get the same coverage as Angela Rayner's stamp duty...

NEW: There have been nearly 10,000 fewer offences of violence with injury over the past 12 months, compared to the same period when I first became mayor. standard.co.uk/news/london/vi…

.Sadiq Khan is not trying to impose Sharia Law on London. This is a Mayor who marches with Pride, who stands up for difference of background and opinion, who’s focused on improving our transport, our air, our streets, our safety, our choices and chances. Proud he’s our Mayor.

I stand with #SadiqKhan and all the wonderful people of #London

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“"In the apparent chaos which surrounds us, in the midst of such profound global uncertainty, the possibility of healing lies in acts of kindness and love." Today, at Canterbury Cathedral, Bishop Sarah Mullally spoke to a congregation for the first time as Archbishop of

I thought this was an excellent crime novel by The Secret Barrister 🦋 - original, gripping and brilliantly crafted. Highly recommended!

Our Dean, Professor Andrés Velasco, joins Andrew Keen on Keen On America to explore The London Consensus and what principles can guide policymaking in today’s world. 🎧 Watch the discussion below! #LSEPublicPolicy #LondonConsensus