Iran protests: Third day of unrest, government seeks talks
Major protests over economic hardship rock Iran for a third day. The government, in a rare move, pledges dialogue as inflation hits 42.5%. Read the latest developments.
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US commits $480m to Ivory Coast health sector
The United States has signed a $480 million health pact with Ivory Coast, the latest in a series of 'America First' global funding agreements. Discover the details and implications.
Harvard Professor Leaves Over DEI Admissions Policy
Historian James Hankins departs Harvard after 40 years, alleging admissions now favour diversity over merit post-George Floyd and criticising pandemic rules. Read his full critique.
Harvard professor quits over DEI admissions, Covid rules
Historian James Hankins leaves Harvard after 40 years, citing alleged bias against 'brilliant' white males in admissions post-George Floyd and 'tyrannous' pandemic policies. Read his full critique.
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Global New Year's Eve events cancelled over safety fears
Major New Year's Eve events from Sydney to Moscow are cancelled due to terror threats, crowd safety, and national tragedies. Discover the full list of affected cities and the reasons behind the decisions.
Iran Protests Erupt Over Soaring Costs, Government Offers Dialogue
Major protests over Iran's economic crisis have erupted, with students and merchants demonstrating. The government offers rare dialogue as Trump and Netanyahu weigh new strikes. Read the latest.
Nigel de Gruchy, Former NASUWT Leader, Dies at 85
Nigel de Gruchy, the formidable former general secretary of the NASUWT teachers' union, has died aged 85. Remembered for his militant stance and sharp wit, he shaped education policy for a generation. Read his full story.
Phone Ban Exposes Students' Analogue Clock Struggle
A mobile phone ban in New York City schools has uncovered a surprising gap in students' skills: many cannot read analogue clocks. Discover the cultural shift and wider implications.
American's 4 'Rude' Words That Shock in the UK
An American living in Manchester lists four everyday words with very different—and often embarrassing—meanings across the pond. Discover the language barriers she faces.
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Bobby Seagull awarded MBE for library services
Teacher and broadcaster Bobby Seagull receives an MBE in the King's New Year Honours for his dedicated services to public libraries. Discover his inspiring journey from East Ham Library to national recognition.
NY School Phone Ban Reveals Students Can't Read Clocks
A mobile phone ban in New York schools has uncovered a surprising gap in pupils' education: many cannot tell the time on analogue clocks. Discover the wider impact on school culture.
Artists boycott Kennedy Centre over Trump renaming
Jazz and dance groups cancel performances in protest of the Trump-Kennedy Centre rebranding. The controversy deepens as legal questions and artistic backlash grow.
Former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia Dies Aged 80
Bangladesh's first female prime minister, Khaleda Zia, has died aged 80. Her political rivalry with Sheikh Hasina shaped a generation of politics. Read the full story.
Toddler sunburnt four times at daycare in a month
An outraged mother demands answers after her three-year-old returns from nursery with severe sunburn repeatedly. She has now removed her child and lodged a formal complaint.
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UK Launches National Year of Reading to Tackle Literacy Crisis
The UK government declares 2026 a National Year of Reading to combat plummeting child literacy. New initiatives include a Children's Booker prize and library cards for newborns.
UK Launches National Year of Reading to Tackle Literacy Crisis
The UK government declares 2026 a National Year of Reading to combat plummeting reading rates among children. New initiatives include a Children's Booker prize and library cards for newborns.
Teacher Criticises 'Six-Seven' Social Media Craze in Schools
A Berkshire teacher argues the viral 'six-seven' trend promotes mindless behaviour. He urges students to question why they follow trends, fostering hope through kindness, not social media profits.
Primary teacher condemns 'six-seven' social media craze
A Berkshire teacher argues the viral 'six-seven' trend promotes mindless behaviour. He urges critical thinking over blind social media imitation. Read his full letter.
1619 Project Author's Spelling Mistakes in Affirmative Action Post
Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of the 1619 Project, faced online ridicule after making spelling errors in a post defending affirmative action. The journalist later deleted the controversial message. Read the full story.
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Headteacher Recruitment Crisis Hits Quarter of Schools
A new study reveals 25% of schools struggled to appoint a headteacher this academic year, with special schools facing acute challenges. Read the full report on the leadership crisis.
Quarter of schools struggle to find headteachers
A new study reveals 25% of schools seeking a headteacher in September failed to appoint one by Christmas, with special schools hit hardest. Read the full report on the leadership crisis.
World in Photos: Heatwaves, Protests, and Diplomacy
A visual journey across the globe on Monday 29 December 2025, from scorching Adelaide beaches to frosty Spanish protests and high-stakes talks at Mar-a-Lago.
Brazilian Mystic's 2026 Predictions: War, Cyberattacks, Climate
Brazilian psychic Athos Salomé, the 'Living Nostradamus', shares his ominous 2026 predictions for global conflict, cyber warfare, and climate disasters. Discover what he foresees for Europe, Asia, and public health.
Parents Use AI & Drama to Get Kids Reading in 2025
Facing a decline in children reading for fun, UK parents are turning to ChatGPT, cookbooks, and dramatic performances to make storytime engaging again. Discover the innovative tactics reviving a love of literature.
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Sophie Winkleman admits smartphone U-turn for 12-year-old
Actress and campaigner Sophie Winkleman confesses she 'failed spectacularly' by giving her daughter a phone, urging government action on a smartphone ban for under-16s.
Actress Sophie Winkleman admits phone ban failure
Peep Show star Sophie Winkleman confesses she gave her 12-year-old a phone despite campaigning for bans. She urges government legislation to help parents and schools.
Tristram Kenton's 2025 Opera Photography Highlights
Explore award-winning photographer Tristram Kenton's favourite opera images from 2025, capturing drama, innovation, and stunning performances from the UK's leading stages.
University of Melbourne VC Emma Johnston AO dies aged 52
The University of Melbourne mourns Vice-Chancellor Emma Johnston AO, a pioneering marine biologist and the institution's first female leader, who has died from cancer. Read about her legacy.
Bolsonaro's Nerve Block for Hiccups After Coup Conviction
Jailed ex-president Jair Bolsonaro undergoes a phrenic nerve block for persistent hiccups. Read the latest on his health and 27-year sentence for plotting a coup.
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Trump health fears as detail on hand sparks concern
Concerns have been raised about Donald Trump's health after a noticeable mark was seen on his hand ahead of a key meeting with Ukraine's President Zelensky. Follow the latest developments.
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