Taliban's Gender Repression Worsens Amid Failed Appeasement
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.
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Russia's Ukraine War Losses Hit 1.2 Million
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.
Russian Drone Attack Kills 3 in Ukraine as Peace Talks Loom
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.
Teacher Banned for Classroom Beer Drinking Claims Witch-Hunt
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.
School Suspension Rules Tightened: Pupils Stay On-Site
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.
Teacher Banned After Drinking Beer in Classroom
A Nottingham primary school teacher has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely after being found drinking alcohol in class and consuming mints after each sip.
Record School Suspensions in England Prompt Policy Overhaul
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.
Deafblind Child's Nursery Trauma Sparks SEND Reform Fears
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
Family's Fight for Special Needs Education in England
A deafblind child's struggle in mainstream nursery highlights fears over England's Send reforms. Parents worry funding cuts could reverse hard-won support.
Parents Fear Losing Support in Send Reforms
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.
China Executes 11 in Myanmar Scam Syndicate Crackdown
Chinese authorities have executed 11 members of a Myanmar-based family crime syndicate responsible for killing 14 citizens and running billion-dollar scam operations.
Iranian Surgeon Faces Death Charge for Treating Protesters
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.
Trump's Iran Ultimatum: Nuclear Deal or Airstrikes
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.
Half of SEND Parents Fear Losing Support in Reforms
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.
Mother Quits Job Over SEND Delays as Reforms Worry Parents
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.
Send Parents Fear Support Cuts Ahead of 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.
Trump Admin Says San Jose State Broke Law With Trans Volleyball Player
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.
Colombian Politicians Among 13 Killed in Jet Crash
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.
Trump Admin Says San Jose State Broke Law Over Trans Athlete
The Trump administration has determined San Jose State University violated Title IX by allowing a transgender athlete on its women's volleyball team, demanding an apology and record changes.
Trump Aid Cuts Blamed for Deaths; Albanese Pushes Gun Buyback
A year after Trump slashed USAID funding, Australian charities report preventable deaths. Albanese pushes gun buyback despite state opposition, while US-Iran tensions rise.
Iran Warns of Unprecedented Response to Trump's Military Threats
Iran has issued a chilling response to Donald Trump's threats and deployment of a 'massive armada' to the Middle East, stating it is open to dialogue but will defend itself if provoked.
Father Awaits Rafah Reopening After Two-Year Gaza Separation
Raed Belal, stranded in Egypt for two years, hopes to reunite with his family in Gaza as Israel prepares to reopen the Rafah crossing with limited daily entries.
Mother Demands Inquiry After Student's Death Over Grade Error
The mother of Ethan Scott Brown, who took his own life after being wrongly told he failed his degree, calls for a fatal accident inquiry into systemic failures at the University of Glasgow.
Working-Class Graduates Face Lifelong Student Loan Penalty
Graduates from disadvantaged backgrounds face lifelong financial burdens under the UK's student loan system, with debts persisting until age 65 for some cohorts while interest compounds their original amounts.
US Ukraine Condition & South Korea Ex-First Lady Jailed
A roundup of major global news: US outlines condition for Ukraine security guarantees, South Korea's former first lady receives jail sentence, Iran protest crackdown details emerge, airports implement health checks for Nipah virus, and dingo culling spark
Mother Calls for Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Esther Ghey, mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey, demands MPs enact immediate social media age restrictions, warning of ongoing harm to children's mental health.
Ofsted Clears School of Bias After MP Visit Cancelled
Ofsted finds no evidence of political bias at Bristol Brunel Academy after Labour MP Damien Egan's visit was postponed due to safety concerns over planned protests.
Bradford's 1 in 12 Club: 45 Years of Resistance
The 1 in 12 Club in Bradford celebrates 45 years as a radical venue, fighting fascism and poverty through music, art and community. A new book and podcast tell its story.
Vegas Teacher Fired Over Classroom Racial Slur
A substitute teacher at Centennial High School in Las Vegas has been dismissed after a video showed her using a racial slur and questioning its usage in a classroom discussion.
Fettes College 'Wholly Failed' Pupils in Decades of Abuse
The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry reveals Fettes College in Edinburgh failed to protect pupils from sexual, physical and emotional abuse spanning four decades, with racism and discrimination also prevalent.
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