A charity that supports Sikh communities across the UK is being investigated amid concerns about how it is being managed.

A woman who spent 16 years as a virtual prisoner in her Birmingham home says she never spoke out because she thought no-one would believe her.

A doctor who asked a patient about sex positions and told her to bring sex toys to a surgery has been struck off.

Students are more likely to want universities to take a tougher line against drugs on campus, rather than a more liberal response, say researchers.

Schools and parents should not be scared to take smartphones and other electronic devices away from teenagers, the headmaster of Eton has said. Simon Henderson, head of the private school since 2015, says it is sometimes appropriate to take...

Teenagers in England are having to make choices about university on the basis of too little information, a report by the Public Accounts Committee warns.

Social mobility is so frozen that it would take five generations for a poorer family in the UK to reach the average income, an OECD report says.

A young Indian woman, a junior international chess champion to boot, had the courage and moral integrity to say no to a demand that she play with a headscarf at the Asian Team Chess Championship to be held in Hamadan from July 26-August 4.

On Tuesday the Minister of State for Employment, Alok Sharma, brought together charities, Local Authorities and community groups to hear about their work to support minority groups into employment and to build on progress to date

A mother and daughter who have dedicated their working lives to the NHS are amongst the black and minority ethnic NHS staff who have been honoured as part of NHS England’s Windrush Awards. It also includes three Asian origin candidates in different...