Explore pivotal moments from 6-12 April: Iran's nuclear declaration, Princess Diana's AIDS handshake, Berlusconi's defeat, and the fall of Baghdad. The Independent's front pages capture turning points.
A transgender professor at the University of Regina faces intense online backlash after requesting to be called 'j wallace skelton' instead of pronouns, while advocating for queer-inclusive education.
The 25th Amendment outlines procedures for replacing a president or vice president due to death, removal, resignation, or incapacitation. It has been used several times in U.S. history, including during the Nixon and Ford administrations and for medical p
Cheng Li-wun, leader of Taiwan's Kuomintang party, visited Beijing for a 'peace mission' at Xi Jinping's invitation, marking the first such trip in a decade as military tensions escalate.
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Millions of graduates will see student loan interest rates capped at 6% from September, as ministers aim to protect borrowers from economic shocks amid global uncertainty.
Sarah Dallas, a 32-year-old bio-engineering PhD holder, faced over 200 rejections in 16 months, struggling with £75k debt and underemployment despite top qualifications.
A Palestinian mother-of-three reveals the devastating moment she found out her Gaza home was bombed through a WhatsApp image, as she plans to rebuild her life in the UK.
Approximately 1,000 Unite union members at Glasgow, Strathclyde, and Edinburgh Napier universities will walk out on Friday in a dispute over pay, demanding better conditions.
Edgar Riches, 78, was struck and killed by a vehicle in President William Ruto's motorcade while on a charity walk in Nairobi. The driver was fined just £575, sparking outrage from his family who say justice was not served.
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The US Department of Education has cancelled agreements with five school districts and a college, ending enforcement of federal civil rights protections for transgender students.
A design technology head has been banned from teaching indefinitely after sharing personal life details with students and arranging meetings outside school hours.
A male teacher's simple act of bringing chocolate to a student suffering period cramps has been hailed online as a model of empathy and emotional intelligence.
The US Education Department has revoked agreements safeguarding transgender students' rights in five school districts and one college, marking the latest move in Trump's crackdown on trans protections.
UK universities rely heavily on international students paying high fees, creating an unregulated agent industry that leaves many hopefuls deep in debt with broken promises about jobs and life in Britain.
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Aid cuts threaten Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh with a return to cooking over toxic flames, risking health, deforestation, and children's education.
Ukraine faces a severe conscription crisis with 2 million draft-dodgers and hundreds of thousands AWOL, as President Zelensky warns of waning US support amid Middle East conflicts.
A £190m donation to Cambridge University sparks debate on whether billionaire philanthropy can address systemic issues in higher education, from funding gaps to inequality.
Iowa has enacted a new law prohibiting LGBTQ+ themed books in public school libraries, sparking intense debate over censorship and educational freedom.
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Washington County School Board member Keith Ervin is under review after a video showed him putting his arm around a female student and calling her 'hot' during a meeting, prompting widespread condemnation.
King's College London is scaling back traditional exams and overlooking grammar mistakes to promote inclusivity, sparking backlash from lecturers and students who call it 'dumbing down'.
Delcy Rodríguez remains Venezuela's acting president despite exceeding the 90-day limit set by the high court after Nicolás Maduro's capture, with no public vote to extend her term.
A University of Michigan scientist took his own life after alleged hostile interrogation by federal agents, with China demanding a full investigation into the incident.
Haiti's violent gangs are targeting displaced, hungry children with promises of food, exploiting a power vacuum five years after the president's assassination. UNICEF reports child recruitment surged 70% in 2024.
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A visual journey across the globe captures Easter Monday's diverse moments, from racing pigeons in Yorkshire and mass weddings in South Africa to Gouda's breakfast tradition and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Natasha Blackmore, a design and technology head at Westfield Academy, has been prohibited from teaching after discussing her drunken hen night and personal relationships with students.
Humanitarian groups report over 1,100 killed and one million displaced as Israeli military operations expand in southern Lebanon, drawing comparisons to Gaza tactics.
Archaeologists have discovered a remarkably preserved Roman-era sanctuary beneath Frankfurt, containing ritual pits with animal remains and potential evidence of human sacrifice, dating back to the early 2nd century AD.
A New York opera production titled 'Innocence' confronts the emotional aftermath of a school shooting in Finland, blending art with social commentary on gun violence and trauma.
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Associated Press journalists traverse Iran, documenting airstrike destruction, defiant leadership, and resilient civilian routines amid ongoing regional conflict.
