Shocking packed lunches revealed by UK teachers
UK teachers share the most shocking pupils' packed lunches, including energy drinks and leftover takeaways. Discover the healthy alternatives recommended by the NHS.
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Pope Leo XIV leads first Christmas mass for thousands
Pope Leo XIV presided over his inaugural Midnight Mass at St Peter's Basilica, while Bethlehem's Manger Square saw a resurgence of festive spirit with 6,000 attendees. Read the full story.
Six Inspiring Global Changemakers of 2025
From a Ukrainian medic to a Kenyan climate activist, meet six extraordinary individuals driving change in their communities. Discover their powerful stories of resilience and hope.
Pope Leo XIV leads first Christmas mass at St Peter's
Pope Leo XIV celebrated his inaugural Christmas mass, addressing thousands in Rome and calling for peace. Read the full story of his poignant homily and the global message.
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Pope's Christmas plea: Show kindness to strangers and poor
In his first Christmas message, Pope Leo urges a global embrace of kindness towards strangers and the marginalised. Read his powerful call for compassion in a divided world.
AP's Daily Photo Highlights: Global Conflict and Resilience
Explore the powerful daily images from AP photojournalists capturing global events, from Gaza's conflict to Ukraine's war and a royal funeral in Dubai. Witness the world's stories through a lens.
Grand Jury Clears Father in Kentucky Campus Shooting
A grand jury has declined to indict a father over a fatal campus shooting at Kentucky State University. The defence argued he acted to save his son from a violent mob. Read the full story.
Paedophile teacher banned for life after pupil pregnancy
Maths teacher Rebecca Joynes, 31, receives a lifetime teaching ban after being jailed for sexual offences against two pupils, one of whom she had a child with. Read the full report.
Retired teacher's miniature world fills Birmingham flat
Discover how retired teacher Ken Bonham, 79, transformed a lifetime of travels with his wife into an extraordinary collection of memory boxes and dioramas in his Birmingham home. A story of creativity and nostalgia.
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Global Christmas Eve 2025: Swims, Markets, and Protests
From charity swims in Northern Ireland to protests in Gaza, see how the world marked Christmas Eve 2025. Explore the day's most powerful images and stories.
Sudanese volunteers risk death to deliver aid in war zone
Amid Sudan's catastrophic war, a grassroots network of 26,000 volunteers is secretly delivering life-saving aid to millions. They face torture and death from both sides, yet their numbers grow daily. Read their extraordinary story.
US Creates 300,000 Apprenticeships, Targets 1 Million
The US Department of Labor has launched nearly 300,000 new apprenticeships this year, aiming for one million. The initiative focuses on trades, tech, and new sectors like law enforcement. Read more.
Gaza's Only Catholic Church Celebrates Christmas in War
As Gaza's tiny Catholic community gathers for Christmas, Father Carlos Ferrero reveals their struggle for faith and survival amidst ongoing conflict, nightly papal calls, and a fragile ceasefire. Discover their story of resilience.
OU instructor barred after failing student for Bible paper
A University of Oklahoma graduate instructor who failed a student for citing the Bible in an opinion paper has been removed from teaching duties following a discrimination investigation. Read the full story.
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Islamic school given 28 days to prove principal fit
A NSW Islamic school has 28 days to prove its principal is 'fit and proper' following an investigation into inflammatory social media posts. Failure could lead to deregistration.
Guardian Publishes Latest Corrections and Clarifications
The Guardian has released its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing errors in reports on UK politics, business, and health. Read the full details of the amended stories.
Tackle the Guardian's Festive Sudoku 7151: Medium
Test your logic with The Guardian's Sudoku 7151, a medium-level puzzle perfect for Christmas Eve. Can you solve it? Put your skills to the test now!
Child dies in Mexican Navy plane crash off Galveston
A two-year-old child was among five killed when a Mexican Navy medical flight crashed into the Gulf of Mexico. Two survivors were rescued, one person remains missing. Read the latest.
OU Instructor Fired After Failing Bible-Based Gender Essay
A University of Oklahoma instructor was dismissed after a student accused her of religious discrimination for failing a psychology paper citing the Bible. The case ignites debates on academic freedom and DEI.
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US to Garnish Wages for Student Loan Defaults in 2026
The Trump administration announces wage garnishment for student loan defaulters starting early 2026. Learn about the timeline, affected borrowers, and criticism of the move.
OU sacks TA after F grade sparks religious freedom row
A University of Oklahoma teaching assistant was removed after failing a student's psychology essay citing biblical views on gender, sparking claims of religious discrimination and conservative outrage.
90s school shoe ritual sparks UK nostalgia debate
A dad's memory of changing into 'pumps' for school has sparked a wave of 80s and 90s nostalgia, revealing the UK's regional names for classic PE shoes. Join the conversation and share your memory!
Photos of the Day: Floods, Protests and Christmas Spirit
From festive displays in Durham to floods in France and global protests, see the powerful images that defined Tuesday, 23rd December 2025. Explore the full gallery now.
Bolivian Indigenous Women Redefine Tradition in Pollera Skirts
From mountain summits to mines, Bolivian Indigenous women reclaim the pollera skirt as a symbol of strength and identity. Discover their story of pride and political uncertainty.
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Afghanistan's Traditional Buzkashi Tournament Held Near Kabul
Riders from across Afghanistan competed in the annual buzkashi final near Kabul. The traditional equestrian sport, using a fake goat carcass, was attended by spectators and Taliban authorities.
Teacher banned indefinitely for grooming and abusing student
A Queensland teacher has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely after grooming a vulnerable student, flying her interstate for abusive sexual acts. Read the shocking tribunal findings.
Gaza's Christians Find Christmas Hope in Ceasefire
Gaza's small Christian community celebrates Christmas under a fragile truce, clinging to faith amidst war's devastation and displacement. Discover their stories of resilience.
Claim £2,500 Childcare Support Before 1 January Deadline
The Government urges UK families to apply for expanded funded childcare before 1 January. Over 500,000 parents could save £2,500 per child. Check eligibility now.
British Creator Bonnie Blue Deported, Banned from Indonesia
British adult content creator Bonnie Blue, real name Tia Billinger, has been deported from Bali and barred from Indonesia for a decade. Authorities cited visa violations and cultural sensitivities. Read the full story.
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Saudi Arabia quietly expands access to its only alcohol store
Saudi Arabia has discreetly widened access to its single alcohol outlet, now allowing wealthy foreign residents to buy, leading to long queues and premium prices. Discover the latest step in the kingdom's liberalisation drive.
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