Amy Borrett

Collapse in respondents skewed results for some industries

More mothers work but their earnings and promotions stagnate

Donald Trump’s election and British tax changes believed to be behind 40% rise in applications

Home Office data comes as government weighs options for further policy changes to cut net immigration

Rapid spread of technology raises questions about how to assess undergraduate work

Thousands of students in England unsuccessfully resit GCSE tests each year

Lack of specialised medical placements prevents many applicants from starting careers as consultants

University admission data also highlights that students are deserting nursing and teaching courses

Health service objectives to be stripped down and focused on issues government thinks matter most to patients

Despite gloomy outlook on business costs, executives report ‘heightened optimism’ about investment

NHS data shows mounting pressure from ‘quad-demic’ of viruses

Keir Starmer has vowed to make better use of existing capacity to reduce massive backlog

First six months of new year will prove crucial to Keir Starmer’s ambition to drive ‘change’

The public spending watchdog warns that the system is becoming ‘financially unsustainable’ for councils

Chemistry courses have dropped a quarter and biosciences by 15% in past 5 years

High inflation, interest rates and building safety costs are driving collapse in construction

As their diets worsen, young people are suffering increasing levels of malnutrition and obesity. Can the UK turn the tide?

Six-fold rise in job ads that mention conditions such as ADHD and autism since 2019, data shows

About 12bn working days lost to depression and anxiety each year, costing global economy $1tn

More than 1 in 3 employees surveyed say their qualifications are higher than job requires