School's Nazi lessons spark government investigation

Exclusive investigation reveals a Derby secondary school's controversial 'extremism lessons' where students were made to simulate Nazi rallies and create propaganda posters, prompting urgent government review.

Historic Mechanics' Institutes Reinvented for Modern Era

Discover how Australia's iconic Mechanics' Institutes are transforming from Victorian-era libraries into vibrant community hubs, offering everything from yoga classes to coding workshops while preserving their rich heritage.

Dartmoor Stones Reveal Britain's Oldest Bridge

Revolutionary archaeological research from University of Exeter uncovers evidence of UK's oldest bridge hidden within Dartmoor's mysterious stone rows, rewriting British prehistory.

Schools spend £540m on English language support

UK schools are allocating over half a billion pounds yearly to support pupils who don't speak English as their first language, with some areas seeing two-thirds of students requiring language assistance.

Childcare funding crisis looms as pandemic support ends

Millions of British families face soaring childcare costs as emergency government funding introduced during COVID-19 is scheduled to end next year, threatening the stability of nurseries and childcare providers nationwide.

Sudan RSF Massacre in El Fasher Leaves Hundreds Dead

Exclusive report reveals horrific details of the Rapid Support Forces' coordinated attack on El Fasher, leaving hundreds dead and marking one of Sudan's bloodiest episodes in the ongoing conflict.

Expert Sudoku Challenge: Test Your Puzzle-Solving Skills

Ready your pencils and sharpen your logic for The Guardian's latest expert-level Sudoku puzzle. This brain-teasing grid promises to test even the most seasoned puzzle enthusiasts with its clever number placement challenges.

School safety fears over refugee camp proximity

Furious parents demand action as children face 'unacceptable risks' near controversial refugee accommodation site. Council insists pupil welfare remains 'absolute priority' despite mounting concerns.

Keira Knightley's candid dyslexia revelation

Oscar-nominated actress Keira Knightley reveals her lifelong struggle with dyslexia and how she overcame challenges to build a successful acting career while raising awareness about learning differences.

Harvard reverses grading policy after student protests

Harvard University reverses its strict grading policy following massive student backlash over academic pressure and mental health concerns. Discover how the prestigious institution responded to campus protests.

Manchester's 1945 Pan-African Congress: 80 Years On

Eighty years after Manchester hosted the landmark Pan-African Congress, discover how this radical gathering ignited independence movements across Africa and reshaped Black political consciousness worldwide.

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