Burnham to tell schools in England to adapt teaching to local business needs
Under the plan, mayors and other local leaders will work with schools, colleges and employers to devise technical training built…
‘They’re anxious about everything’: life for young people seeking work in Dudley and Lewisham
Kiara, Tia and Whitney in Downham, south London, who have been supported by the youth service Elevate 100. Photograph: Martin…
Tunisia grapples with five years of crisis since Saied’s power grab
Tunisians protest five years of President Kais Saied's rule amid economic crisis and political arrests.
Thousands rally against Tunisia’s president five years after power grab
Thousands marched in Tunisia’s capital to demand the resignation of President Kais Saied.
An embattled coal terminal could be a lifeline for US coal
West Oakland residents push legislation to block a coal terminal that could lead to air pollution in their area.
As Chinese economy slows, experts say there will be ‘problems for Beijing’
While the 'export engine is running very hot', jobs are lagging, squeezing spending in China.
‘Escaping Beijing’: Why some young Chinese are quitting the capital
A slowing economy and rising prices are making it harder for young Chinese to thrive in the city.
Labour must stop just writing a cheque for benefit claimants, says McFadden
Pat McFadden, seen with Keir Starmer (centre) and a construction apprentice, said government owes people more than handouts. Photograph: Toby…
Hundreds of experts warn the world must prepare now for AI’s impact
More than 200 economists and AI researchers call on leaders to immediately prepare for sweeping economic disruption.