A geography teacher from Slough has been indefinitely barred from teaching after admitting to sending £500 to a former pupil and spending around £1,000 on fast food for students, with a panel ruling his conduct was 'unacceptable'.
Roger Towersey admitted to unacceptable professional conduct after sending £500 to a former student and spending £1,000 on fast food for vulnerable pupils, leading to an indefinite teaching ban.
The president of Turning Point USA's Florida International University chapter has resigned after being linked to a private WhatsApp chat containing hundreds of racist, antisemitic and homophobic messages, sparking police investigations and political conde
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Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have forced thousands to flee, sparking rare public criticism of Hezbollah from within its traditional support base amid renewed conflict.
Iran has unleashed its most intense missile barrage since the conflict began, while Trump warns of a military response 'at a level never seen before' after US forces destroy Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz.
Families in southern Lebanon flee Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah, seeking safety in Beirut's stadiums and schools as regional tensions escalate from the U.S.-Israel war on Iran.
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Maya Phillips, a California school board member and immigrant, faces backlash after stating that deporting undocumented families improves student-teacher ratios and education quality.
A new report reveals nearly half of California teachers plan to quit within a decade, with nationwide morale at its lowest point in recent memory. Key issues include large class sizes and student behaviour.
As US signals potential ceasefire in Iran conflict, thousands remain homeless in Beirut after Israeli bombing. Families shelter in stadiums and streets amid mounting humanitarian crisis.
Experts report that Iran's government is not weakening but instead becoming increasingly defiant in response to ongoing US and Israeli military and political pressure.
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Mojtaba Khamenei, the 56-year-old hardline cleric, has been confirmed as Iran's new Supreme Leader, sparking both regime-organized rallies and widespread protests from citizens shouting 'death to Mojtaba' from their homes.
Explosions rock Tehran amid intense attacks, NASA warns a satellite could crash to Earth today, and Trump's potential move to cripple Iran's economy by targeting a small island. Plus, Iranian women players granted asylum, Pakistan's four-day week, and a r
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Jihadi extremist factions, including Boko Haram and ISWAP, have intensified coordinated attacks on Nigerian military bases in the northeast, killing officers and seizing weapons amid growing security concerns.
A University of California professor argues that terms like 'gay' and 'lesbian' harm transgender individuals by reinforcing rigid gender categories, advocating for a move beyond labels to better understand human desire.
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Staffordshire Police were called to St Thomas More Catholic Academy following reports of three separate altercations involving pupils and parents on Monday afternoon.
Former Love Island star Zara McDermott joined Refuge campaigners outside Parliament, calling for primary school consent education and more funding for domestic abuse refuges.
Ian Valdes, president of Florida International University's Turning Point USA chapter, has resigned following the leak of offensive WhatsApp messages containing hundreds of racial slurs.
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