School leaders say that pressure from Ofsted puts off too many applicants for headships.

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Ofsted ‘deterring school leaders’

European leaders say there’s no reason to prepare for the unthinkable: the breakup of the euro zone. But some big banks are no longer so sure.

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Banks Fear Breakup of the Euro Zone

Abandoning a pledge to give up their weapons, some militia leaders say they want to preserve their autonomy.

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In Libya, the Fighting May Outlast the Revolution

Sixth-form and college leaders say funding changes are forcing them to cut careers guidance, mentoring, sports and even A-level courses from September.

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Sixth-formers ‘face support cuts’

Union leaders say a “small, functioning” passport office may remain in Newport, but they expect confirmation that 280 jobs will be lost.

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Small passport office ‘to stay’

Union leaders say they expect confirmation on Monday Newport’s passport office will close with the loss of 280 jobs.

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Union says passport office axed

Told you so! GOP leaders say news that Standard & Poor’s has downgraded its credit outlook for the United States on Monday is vindication of their party’s budget policy, and a “wake up call” to the nation. “Today’s announcement makes clear that the…

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Cantor: Debt Downgrade a ‘Wake-Up Call’

Business leaders say scheduling Old Firm matches for Monday evenings would help reduce trouble and limit drinking.

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Monday matches ‘may cut trouble’

A powerful general long close to President Saleh says he is joining the revolution, but military leaders say they will block any coup.

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Yemeni general backs opposition

City leaders say the cuts are necessary.

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California town looks to lay off nearly half its employees

Pressure for savings is affecting NHS care, nurses’ leaders say

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Pain of cuts

Union leaders say there is “no justification” for the government to change the law to make it harder for employees to go on strike.

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Unions reject strike ballot curbs

Assembly leaders say they are ready to embrace a cap on local property taxes, but they also want stricter rent regulations for New York City, a measure strongly opposed by Republicans.

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State Assembly May Tie Property-Tax Cap to City’s Rent Rules

Teachers’ leaders say a survey shows that new free schools being opened in England are not wanted or needed.

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Free schools not wanted, NUT says

West African leaders say they will return to Ivory Coast for more talks after failing to persuade incumbent President Laurent Gbagbo to stand down.

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Trio to try new Ivorian peace bid