Teachers have voted for a ballot to boycott primary tests, after claims that children in England are the "most tested in Europe".

Local government representatives of the three main parties in England have combined to oppose plans to make all schools become academies.

The Archbishop of Canterbury is expected to reflect on Tuesday's attacks in Brussels in his Easter Sunday sermon later.

Ministers have not made it clear that most people retiring on the new state pension will not receive the £155.65 weekly rate, MPs warn.

The Department for Transport unveils proposals to encourage people to cycle and walk more in England, but campaigners warn sustained funding will be required.

Brexit campaigners apologise after wrongly including the names of two leading businessmen among 250 signatories to a letter backing leaving the EU.

Pope Francis calls on Christians not to let fear and pessimism "imprison" them in the wake of the terror attacks in Brussels.

Syrian government forces re-capture the ancient city of Palmyra from so-called Islamic State (IS), say state media and a monitoring group.