Meg Munn Articles

It was a scrappy prime minister’s questions today. It is as if everyone realises that, whatever they do, the polls are not moving and so they have lost heart with setpieces. David Cameron defended PMQs saying that it was a way of holding the government to account. But...

The situation in Syria and the surrounding area is catastrophic. The numbers killed and maimed continues to climb. The United Nations now supports three-quarters of the country’s 20 million population. There are over 2.3 million refugees across Syria, Turkey, Lebanon,...

The number of cooperative schools is growing rapidly —The current education system is more fragmented than at any point in the past 25 years. There are dramatic variations in schools’ success, and in the accountability they have to the communities they serve. The...

On a Sunday afternoon in a Sheffield park a small group of women, now in their 90s, stepped forward to lead a 370-strong group on a sponsored walk. The people had gathered to raise money for a new very special public work of art – a statue to pay tribute to the ‘Women...