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In Texas and across the nation, scores of coal-fired plants and petrochemical facilities are allowed to bypass toxic emission rules.

When I left the legal profession after working at two leading international law firms, it was with a clear aspiration: to develop an educational model that would offer children from some of the most disadvantaged communities the same opportunities enjoyed by many of my more privileged peers.

The North Mississippi Allstars man has led a storied career. He discusses his surprising jams with Rich Robinson and co, recording with The Replacements at the age of 13, and how his dad (via Bo Diddley) set him on a lifelong open-tuned path

President Higgins could have availed of a commercial flight

There have been over 30 ministerial trips to the end of June, with the average cost per trip coming in at just under €20,000.

People Before Profit’s Paul Murphy has slammed the “waste of money” and urged ministers to fly on regular commercial airlines like everybody else has to

Analysis of Ofsted rankings comes as government set to outline plans for all schools to join multi-academy trusts

Survey data also finds many heads fear joining a MAT would lead to a loss of autonomy.

National Education Union found ‘no compelling reason’ for all schools in England to join academy trusts