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The Latest Breaking News from Michael Gove

Bridget Phillipson tells critics to ‘leave London for a change’ to see scale of schools crisis as reform row escalates

The education secretary has become embroiled in a war of words over her school reforms

The Independent UK

Primary Sats ‘working well’ but Gove’s Ebacc needs scrutiny, review chief says

Curriculum chair satisfied with tests in year 6 and year 2 and says system performing well despite Covid setbacks

The Guardian - UK

Michael Gove ‘wanted to circumvent watchdog’ to push through Dyson bid, Covid inquiry told

Suggestion he pressured MHRA to approve ventilators for NHS is ‘ludicrous’, former minister says

The Guardian - UK

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Watchdog official ‘said Gove wanted to circumvent process’ for Dyson ventilator

The former minister was giving evidence to UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

Evening Standard

'Rattled' Michael Gove brands Good Law Project boss a 'grifter' at Covid Inquiry

MICHAEL Gove has hit out at a campaign organisation which exposed that he was lobbied by a firm that landed PPE contracts worth some £679 million…

The National (Scotland)

Spectator owner said to be planning to fund new generation of UK journalists

Multimillionaire Paul Marshall understood to be talking to senior figures in Britain’s right-leaning media about the idea

The Guardian - UK

Minister said NHS could use Dyson ventilators to help firm’s marketing, Covid inquiry told

Machines could be marketed as ‘used in UK hospitals’ after James Dyson responded to call from PM, inquiry hears

The Guardian - UK

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Centuries-old leasehold system to be abolished in England and Wales

Exclusive: Housing minister says overhaul of feudal-era system would take place before end of this parliament

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Labour's plan for our education system is simple: nobody is allowed to win

In 2010 I debated Ed Balls on Newsnight about the Conservatives’ education plans. “The danger is that there will be winners in this policy,” he warned, a line later quoted by David Cameron to ridicule Labour’s attitude to his government’s education reforms.

Evening Standard

Keir Starmer's crisis Cabinet awayday shows Labour are quaking in their boots

FRIDAYS are usually quiet in Westminster. The empty stone corridors, usually bustling, fall silent bar the lonely echo of solitary footsteps.

The National (Scotland)

Official decision on whether to demolish Grenfell Tower to be announced

An update will be given by the Government on Friday.

Evening Standard

Fines for term-time holidays are at record levels – this will further erode trust between parents and schools

Recently released government statistics show a record number of fines were given to parents for their children’s absence from school in 2023-24 in England. Of the 487,344 fines issued, 91% were for unauthorised family holidays.

The Conversation

Ofsted’s school report cards could be ‘harder’ for parents to use, MPs told

Sam Freedman, who worked as a policy adviser to former education secretary Michael Gove, said he had ‘a lot of worries’ about the proposals.

Evening Standard

Sarah Vine ‘rammed’ in road rage incident with Porsche in west London enclave

Michael Gove’s ex wife said she had reported the incident in Parson Green to police

Evening Standard

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The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf challenges Michael Gove on IDF 'Nobel Prize' comment

HUMZA Yousaf has accused Michael Gove of an “utter lack of humanity” for suggesting the Israeli Defence Forces should receive a Nobel Peace…

The National (Scotland)

Watch: Protesters target Glasgow University as Michael Gove speaks

Students have protested an event at a Scottish university featuring Michael Gove, after he called for the Israeli military to be given the Nobel…

The National (Scotland)

Students to protest Michael Gove and Humza Yousaf talk in Glasgow

STUDENTS will protest an event at Glasgow University featuring Michael Gove – after he called for the Israeli military to be given the Nobel Peace…

The National (Scotland)

Humza Yousaf to confront Michael Gove over ‘grotesque’ IDF comment at Glasgow event

HUMZA Yousaf has said that he will confront Michael Gove over the “grotesque” comments in which he said the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) should…

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Evening Standard

OPINION - Kelyan Bokassa's death was a London tragedy: now we must ask the hard questions

The awful thing is, Marie Bokassa was not surprised by what happened to her boy. Kelyan, 14, was knifed to death on the 472 bus in Woolwich in front of appalled fellow passengers at 2.30pm in the afternoon this week. She had, she said, been expecting the visit from the…

The National (Scotland)

Michael Gove calls for IDF to be nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

MICHAEL Gove has called for the Israeli Defence Forces to be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize ...

The National (Scotland)

'Splendid': Stephen Flynn pokes fun at former Tory MP after Spectator Awards win

Stephen Flynn has poked fun at a former Tory MP after the SNP MP was named “Inquisitor of the Year” at the Spectator Awards...

Evening Standard

High Court gives green light to former ITV Studios redevelopment on South Bank

Campaigners have said the plan's approval is a ‘devastating decision for the community’

The Guardian - UK

Court clears way for ‘the Slab’ office block to be built on London’s South Bank

Judge dismisses challenge that argued development failed to provide housing and could damage London landmarks

The Guardian - UK

Tories spent only a quarter of money allocated to levelling up

Exclusive: FoI requests reveal £2.5bn was spent out of £10.6bn fund for three main local regeneration schemes

The Guardian - UK

What kind of society would willingly traumatise its children in the name of education?

As claims about practices in two flagship London academies are investigated, it’s time to stop and think about what schools are really for, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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