UK Arts Debate: Phones vs Gallery Experiences
Guardian readers debate mobile phone use in galleries and the value of live performances versus digital reproductions. Discover why authentic art engagement matters for UK culture.
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Cornell pays $60m to restore federal research funding
Cornell University agrees to pay $60 million and accept civil rights terms to restore over $250 million in withheld federal research funding. Discover the details.
UK cuts £150m from Global Fund, risking lives
The UK government is set to cut its pledge to the Global Fund by £150m, a move experts warn could put 255,000 lives at risk. Learn how this impacts the fight against AIDS, TB, and malaria.
UK slashes aid for AIDS, TB and malaria fight
Exclusive: The UK is set to cut £150m from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, a 15% reduction that charities warn could cost a quarter of a million lives.
School Worker Denies Sex Charges, Trial Set for 2027
Leila Jackson, a 43-year-old school administrator, pleads not guilty to five counts of sexual activity with a pupil. A six-day trial is scheduled for July 2027. Read the latest on this developing case.
Teacher removed over controversial Charlie Kirk costume
An Adelaide teacher faces removal after dressing as assassinated commentator Charlie Kirk at a staff Halloween party. The incident has divided parents and sparked investigation.
NSW Spelling Bee 2025 Crowns New Champion
Read about the dramatic 2025 NSW Premier's Spelling Bee final where 12-year-old Siannah Bautista triumphed after a tense battle. Discover the winning words and emotional moments.
Judge Orders Trump to Fully Fund Food Stamps
Federal judge mandates Trump administration restore full food stamp funding, preventing needless suffering for millions. Read the latest on this crucial ruling.
Girl locked in school sports hall overnight in safety fail
A shocking incident at a UK school left a young student trapped overnight in a sports hall, raising serious questions about safety protocols and supervision.
Brianna Ghey's mother campaigns for child phone safety
Esther Ghey, mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey, launches campaign for child-friendly smartphones and social media restrictions in UK schools following her daughter's tragic death.
Schoolgirl hospitalised after brutal attack by laughing bullies
Shocking footage shows schoolgirl brutally punched and kicked by group of attackers while walking home from school in disturbing incident that's sparked police investigation.
Parents demand school term reform after heatwave chaos
Growing parental backlash calls for school calendar reform as thousands sign petition to move term end dates to mid-July following sweltering classroom conditions.
Gove's Curriculum Revolution: 10 Years Later
A decade after Michael Gove's controversial education reforms, we examine the lasting impact of his knowledge-rich curriculum on England's schools, teachers, and students.
Arts education gets major boost in English schools
Major educational reform in England will elevate creative subjects with new accountability measures, marking a significant victory for arts education advocates.
England's radical school curriculum overhaul revealed
A comprehensive review reveals how Michael Gove's controversial curriculum reforms have transformed England's schools, creating both academic rigour and classroom challenges.
Arts education gets major boost in England's schools
England's education system is set for a creative transformation as arts leaders welcome new government measures to elevate arts and creative subjects in schools, addressing years of decline.
Cairns teacher sacked over explicit student messages
Exclusive investigation reveals how St Augustine's College teacher Harrison Foresto was dismissed after sending inappropriate photos and messages to a student, rocking the prestigious Cairns school community.
Urgent search for missing Taree schoolgirl
Police launch intensive search operation for missing Manning Gardens Public School student in Taree, NSW. Community urged to come forward with any information.
Sudoku 7097: Conquer The Guardian's Toughest Puzzle
Tackle The Guardian's notoriously difficult Sudoku 7097 with our expert solving strategies and mental agility tips for puzzle enthusiasts.
Teacher shot by six-year-old pupil: Heroic survival story
First-grade educator Abigail Zwerner shows extraordinary courage after being critically wounded by a six-year-old student at Richneck Elementary School. The shocking incident has sparked nationwide debates on school safety and firearms access.
Teacher shot by 6-year-old gets $40M settlement
Abby Zwerner, the Virginia teacher shot by her six-year-old pupil, receives $40 million settlement after suing school officials for negligence in firearm safety.
Holocaust educator who met King Charles dies at 95
Tributes pour in for inspirational 95-year-old Holocaust survivor who dedicated her later years to combating anti-Semitism by sharing her powerful story with British schoolchildren and meeting royalty.
Scottish primary school pupils in record Prevent referrals
Exclusive figures reveal record numbers of Scottish primary school pupils are being flagged to Prevent, the UK's counter-terrorism scheme, raising serious concerns about safeguarding and early intervention strategies.
Teacher shot by 6-year-old awarded £8m in landmark case
A Virginia teacher shot by a 6-year-old student receives a groundbreaking £8 million settlement, exposing critical failures in school security protocols and sparking nationwide calls for reform.
Armed Police Swarm Reading College After Student Stabbing
Major police operation at Reading College as armed officers respond to violent attack leaving student wounded and suspect in custody following dramatic arrest.
6-year-old shoots teacher in Virginia elementary school
A six-year-old pupil has been charged after intentionally shooting his first-grade teacher during a lesson at Richneck Elementary School, leaving the educator with life-threatening injuries.
Radical Plan: Make Cooking Core in Primary Schools
Leading educators demand cooking skills become fundamental in primary curriculum to combat obesity crisis and save NHS billions. Could kitchen classrooms be the future?
Korean language learning surges in London amid K-culture wave
London experiences unprecedented demand for Korean language classes as K-pop, K-dramas, and cultural exports from South Korea captivate British audiences, creating new educational opportunities across the city.
Armed police respond to firearm incident at Reading College
Dramatic armed police response at Reading College as specialist officers secure campus following reports of a youth with a potential weapon. Full details on the developing situation.
Armed police at Reading College after student assault
Thames Valley Police deploy armed officers to Reading College following a serious assault that left a teenage boy with head injuries. Investigation ongoing as community seeks answers.
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