A headteacher who ran a school trip where a girl was blackmailed into sleeping with a male student, and others drank alcohol and brought knives, has been banned from teaching.

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Author: @yung_chuvak

Justine Drury, principal of CP Riverside School in Nottingham, has been barred from the profession indefinitely

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Author: Barney Davis

Justine Drury, 52, was in charge of a trip to Switzerland in 2017. A panel heard pupils allegedly had sex, drank alcohol and had knives.

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Author: Sky News

A teen charged with killing three girls and wounding 10 other people in a stabbing rampage at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class in England this summer remained silent in court Wednesday as not guilty pleas were entered on his behalf.

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Author: CNN

Anas Sarwar’s intervention in pensions row marks deepest split yet between him and the Prime Minister

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Author: Simon Johnson

Lib Dems may force vote on refusal to compensate women, which has angered many backbenchers

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Author: Aletha Adu,Jessica Elgot

The last widespread Christmas with snow settling on the ground was more than ten years ago

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Author: Jabed Ahmed

Axel Rudakubana, who’s accused of killing three young girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class, has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him.

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Author: Jon Blistein

Justine Drury ‘fundamentally breached’ standard of conduct expected of her as pupil-teacher ratio was ‘entirely inappropriate’

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Author: Telegraph Reporters

Labour’s Christmas announcement of no compensation for pension changes is poor politics, but Badenoch bodged the argument

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Author: John Crace

Nasen Saadi, 20, was also found guilty of the attempted murder of Ms Gray’s friend Leanne Miles on Bournemouth beach.

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Author: Ben Mitchell

Amanda Thirsk is said to have been intimately involved in setting up Prince Andrew’s money-making venture in the People’s Republic

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Author: Victoria Ward,Camilla Tominey

By alienating the demographic most likely to turn out to vote, Keir Starmer will now struggle to shake off accusations that his government is happy to say one thing and do another, says John Rentoul

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Author: John Rentoul

Chancellor says high cost of compensation cannot be justified because most of women affected had known pension changes were coming

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Author: Jessica Elgot

Party’s deputy leader says Tesla and X boss recognises UK economy is ‘in a terrible state’ and ‘wants Britain to do well’

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Author: Jack Maidment

The Labour government came under fire on Wednesday after work and pensions secretary Liz Kendall rejected calls for 3.8m affected individuals to be given £1,000 and £2,950 each in compensation

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Author: Archie Mitchell

Sir Keir Starmer will face furious MPs at Prime Minister’s Questions later today

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Author: Alex Croft