Welsh government continues to change position on how to teach English reading
Last month, an ITV News investigation revealed that a method which has been discredited for decades is being widely used in ...
What type of welcome will King Charles and Queen Camilla receive in Australia?
ITV News Royal Editor Chris Ship looks at how Australians will greet the King, despite the prominent Republican sentiment in the country. | ITV National News ...
Wales reading crisis: Welsh government makes another U-turn on teaching methods
The Welsh government had said "cueing" should no longer be used to teach reading, but has since changed its mind again, as Wales Reporter Rhys Williams writes. | ITV National News ...
Assisted dying: What is the law in the UK and what could change?
The assisted dying debate will return to Parliament this week as a new bill is formally introduced in the House of Commons. | ITV National News ...
MP calls for debate on mental health in farming communities
An MP has called for a debate on mental health in farming communities as she said challenges in the industry are contributing ...
Guernsey politicians to debate GST for fourth time to replace 2% income tax increase
Deputy Peter Roffey has proposed an amendment to Guernsey's 2025 budget that would effectively see GST replace the proposed 2 ...
Should the law change on Assisted Dying - and what does our region need from Labour's Budget?
ITV Tyne Tees and Border Political Correspondent Tom Sheldrick talks to Rachael Maskell MP (Labour) and Kevin Hollinrake MP ...
Son calls for assisted dying reform after father dies alone in garden in Kent
Three years ago, Gareth Ward's father Norman, called him from his home in Gravesend saying he could not endure another night ...
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Policy meetings with active paramilitaries should not be facilitated, First Minister says
Her comments at the Assembly came amid the ongoing furore over meetings between two DUP ministers and the Loyalist ...
Cumbrian MP calls for legislation to prevent children 'doom scrolling' online content on smartphones
A cumbrian MP has warned children who 'doom scroll' for hours a day on their smartphones are at risk of widespread harm. | ...
Archbishop of Canterbury warns of ‘slippery slope’ ahead of assisted dying legislation
The Archbishop of Canterbury has warned of a “slippery slope” ahead of an assisted dying bill being officially introduced to Parliament. Justin Welby told the BBC on Tuesday: “I think this approach is ...
'My mum overdosed in 'excruciating pain' - she should not have died alone on her bathroom floor'
As the assisted dying bill is debated in the House of Commons again, one man from West London is calling for change. | ITV ...