A deadly Russian drone attack in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region killed three people overnight, as President Zelensky warns of an impending large-scale Russian barrage. The attack comes amid peace talk invitations, prisoner exchanges, and efforts to block R
The Israeli military has for the first time accepted Gaza health ministry figures showing over 71,000 Palestinians killed in the conflict, marking a significant shift in official stance.
A seven-year-old British girl from Blackburn has been swept out to sea by a large wave while on holiday in Casablanca, Morocco, with her desperate family continuing the search.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces plans to replace most external suspensions with internal school discipline zones, aiming to prevent pupils spending suspension time on social media and gaming.
Democratic Socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani's decision to eliminate New York City's gifted-and-talented program for kindergarteners has ignited fierce backlash from parents and education advocates.
Fines for term-time holidays reached 459,288 last year, with parents accepting penalties to access cheaper deals despite increased penalty amounts.
Sussex Police are investigating the sudden and unexplained death of a 15-year-old pupil at the elite Roedean School in East Sussex. Emergency services were called to the £60,000-a-year institution on Wednesday evening.
The UK's student loan system is under fire for imposing what critics call a 'surtax' on graduates, with stark comparisons drawn to pension protections and growing calls for reform.
Recent anti-government protests in Iran show a significant shift from the 2022 'woman, life, freedom' movement, with younger demonstrators now rallying around Reza Pahlavi, son of the former Shah.
A review of the innovative performance 'The Silent Planet' at Milton Court, London, where Stevens & Pound and the Britten Sinfonia reimagined Holst's Planets Suite with folk stylings.
Former foreign secretary David Miliband argues that declining aid for climate adaptation is exacerbating conflicts in fragile nations, urging rich countries to increase grant-based support.
MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis criticises Chancellor Rachel Reeves for freezing the student loan repayment threshold, warning it will financially burden graduates.
As the Taliban enforces extreme edicts erasing women from public life, global diplomatic engagement has failed to secure concessions on rights, with UN warnings of crimes against humanity.
A new study reveals Russian forces have suffered 1.2 million casualties in Ukraine, the heaviest losses for a major power since WWII, as Zelensky warns of a new massive attack.
A Russian drone assault in Zaporizhzhia claims three lives, with President Zelenskyy warning of further large-scale attacks as US-led peace negotiations approach this weekend.
A primary school teacher in Nottingham has been indefinitely banned from teaching after being found drinking beer in the classroom and under the influence of alcohol during school hours.
Headteachers receive new guidance requiring non-violent suspended students to remain in supervised school settings rather than being sent home, aiming to prevent social media use and maintain learning continuity.
A Nottingham primary school teacher has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely after being found drinking alcohol in class and consuming mints after each sip.
England sees nearly a million school suspensions in 2023-24, prompting new government guidance to reserve suspensions for serious cases and expand internal exclusion units.
A mother from North West England describes her five-year-old deafblind son's 'horrific' mainstream nursery experience, where he made himself sick from anxiety while waiting over a year for an EHCP, as new research reveals widespread parental concerns abou
A deafblind child's struggle in mainstream nursery highlights fears over England's Send reforms. Parents worry funding cuts could reverse hard-won support.
A new survey reveals half of parents of children with complex needs feel nervous about upcoming Send reforms, with 45% worried support will be taken away.
Chinese authorities have executed 11 members of a Myanmar-based family crime syndicate responsible for killing 14 citizens and running billion-dollar scam operations.
Alireza Golchini, a surgeon who studied in London, has been arrested in Iran and charged with 'waging war against God' for treating injured protesters. Human rights groups warn of a campaign against healthcare workers.
Donald Trump's escalating threats to Iran over its nuclear programme cap a month of volatile US policy shifts, from protest support to military posturing.
A survey by Sense reveals 47% of SEND parents worry support will be cut in government reforms, with many leaving jobs or reducing hours due to insufficient help.
A mother caring for her deaf-blind son reveals she abandoned her career due to inadequate support, as new research shows widespread parental concern over upcoming SEND reforms.
Nearly half of parents with Send children worry vital support could be reduced under upcoming government reforms, with many forced to leave jobs due to inadequate help.
The US Education Department has determined San Jose State University discriminated against women by allowing a transgender athlete on its volleyball team, demanding policy changes and apologies.
A Satena airline flight in Colombia has crashed with no survivors, killing all 13 on board including politicians. The plane exploded between Cúcuta and Ocaña.