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Report criticises languages tuition

Some secondary school foreign language teachers are "unprepared" to use the language in class, a report by the education watchdog has found.The report, Modern...

Vow to back 'Alarm Clock Britain'

Hard-grafting Britons who drive the nation's economy by working all-year round will be the Government's priority group for maximum support this year, Nick Clegg...

Ban urged on private flu injections

Healthy people who are not considered to be "at-risk" of contracting the flu virus should be banned from having private vaccinations, the chairman of...

Retailer to reveal Christmas profit

The high street is to come under scrutiny again as retail giant Marks & Spencer reveals how well it performed over Christmas.The household name...

'Neighbours from hell' face boot

So-called "neighbours from hell" face swifter eviction under plans set out by the Government.Housing minister Grant Shapps said it could currently take over a...

Pre-nups may become legally binding

Deals about what should happen to property owned before a marriage in the event of a divorce could be made legally binding under options...

Poor mental health 'affects women'

Three out of five women and girls have experienced poor mental health, a new report has revealed.A quarter of those affected also said they...

Asylum seekers 'lost without trace'

At least 60,000 asylum seekers will be lost without trace as the UK Border Agency (UKBA) struggles to clear its backlog of claims, MPs...

Poor economic growth slows recovery

Economic growth pulled back sharply in the fourth quarter of 2010 and the risks of a setback to any recovery remain serious in the...

'Weather and worries' hit sales

Retail sales put in their worst performance for eight months in December as snowy weather and money worries caused shoppers to cut back on...

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