3. And how does the wider economic benefit of this tax cut compare with other potential tax cuts costing the same?

2. Where is the benefit concentrated?

We'll have a full analysis of the Conservatives' proposed inheritance tax cuts tomorrow. But, for now, three charts. 1. Who would benefit from the cuts?

Nobody likes inheritance tax - but - if the state scrapped inheritance tax on family homes what incentive would there be for older people to sell homes that are too big for them? In a housing market that is stalled and stagnating, partly because more people live alone, this could risk making Britain even more of an inheritocracy than it currently is

I visit schools all the time and I can confirm 100% of teachers are brainwashing kids with these radical political views: • Racism is bad • Discriminating against disabled people is wrong • Hitler and the Nazis were the baddies • Bullying isn't a personality trait • Making your work anonymous isn't helpful Dangerous stuff.

Kemi Badenoch has one objective. To show the Tories, not Reform, are the only serious alternative to Labour. As people make that assessment they should consider this. The woman Reform want to take charge of our nation's education system is currently handcuffed to Katie Price.

What a great sounding fixture Avro and Lancaster!

"That conversation illustrates the complexity of Archer's life..." @MichaelLCrick and @nadhimzahawi discuss the good and the bad that defined Jeffrey Archer and how he will be remembered. @theJeremyVine | #JeremyVine

CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1965: 20-1 CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1990: 75-1 CEO-to-worker pay ratio today: 325-to-1 Trickle-down economics was always a sham. Nothing has ever trickled down.

From 2023 to 2026, Google Earth's updated satellite imagery shows what's left of Gaza. The images reflect what Human Rights Watch has already found: Israel has caused deliberate, widespread destruction throughout Gaza ⤵️

A much higher proportion of teachers in England are resigning from the profession compared with the international average, according to @OECD research, which also highlights differences in working hours and pay between countries tes.com/magazine/news/genera…

RT @Independent: Google Earth has updated its images to show the devastating scale of destruction across Gaza with swathes of the strip red…

Re #RAFFairford 1.Police can detain terrorist suspects for 14 days, they needed 1 day so it’s reasonable to assume they’re NOT terrorist suspects 2.If explosives were found, they would be charged, they weren’t, so we can assume there were none 3.Leave the police to do their job

"We've had 14 years or more of austerity in education, we really want Andy Burnham & this govt to signal an end to that" @DanielKebedeNEU from the @NEUnion

Some melodies aren’t just meant to be heard, they can be experienced visually, too. Pachelbel’s “Canon in D” offers a captivating blend of music and visual beauty.

Now that's a stare

Instead of damaging schools and pupils by forcing yet more into MATs we should be reversing the privatisation of education, for reasons I explained in my latest blog. (Link in reply below.)

Can I just speak for ALL teachers for a moment: 1. We know teaching isnt the only hard job. 2. No we don't want 'zero accountability' because we know that will mean we have poor standards and that impacts on everyone, children and teachers.

School support staff are being moved from vital roles to cover classes often with no extra pay. Children and young people deserve better. Schools need proper investment and enough staff in every role. Read more: unison.org.uk/news/2026/09/p… Sign the petition: unsn.uk/we-show-up-petition

You obviously have no knowledge or expertise in education, mental heath, inspection or quality assurance. You also obviously have no journalistic or investigative skills or you would know the much impact of the Ofsted regimes. Have some shame and humility and do the research.