Winsome Pinnock on New Play Risks and Untold History
Celebrated playwright Winsome Pinnock discusses her new play 'The Authenticator', the challenges of new writing in theatre, and exploring Britain's hidden histories.
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Girl, 7, Drowns at Golf Course After Facebook Childminder Referral
A seven-year-old non-verbal autistic girl drowned in a pond at a Doncaster golf course hours after being left with a childminder found via Facebook, her family's friend reveals.
Israeli Airstrike Hits Beirut's Jnah Area, Killing Five
An Israeli airstrike targeted a building in Beirut's Jnah neighbourhood overnight, killing at least five people and wounding 21 others, according to Lebanon's Health Ministry. Rescue workers searched for victims amid blazing cars.
Beirut Overwhelmed by Unprecedented War Displacement
Beirut faces a humanitarian crisis as over 1 million displaced Lebanese flood the capital, transforming city life and straining resources amid ongoing conflict.
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Baloch Activist's Solitary Confinement Letter from Prison
Dr Mahrang Baloch writes from a Pakistani prison, detailing solitary confinement, health issues, and family targeting amid her peaceful activism for Baloch rights.
India Begins World's Largest National Population Count
India has initiated the world's largest national population census, a monumental exercise that will document over 1.4 billion people and reshape welfare programs and political representation across the nation.
Judge Orders University of Pennsylvania to Provide Jewish Employee List
A federal judge has mandated the University of Pennsylvania to submit records on Jewish employees for an EEOC antisemitism probe, while protecting group affiliations and privacy rights.
Stephen Lewis, Canadian Diplomat and AIDS Activist, Dies at 88
Stephen Lewis, a Canadian politician and human rights advocate known for his work on HIV/AIDS, has died at age 88. He served as UN ambassador and Ontario NDP leader.
Viral School Late Slip: Father's Farm Excuse Was Tall Tale
A Queensland father's creative excuse for his son's tardiness—involving cattle mustering and a bucking horse—went viral, but he later admitted embellishing the story for humour.
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India Begins Long-Delayed Population Census
India has initiated the world's largest population count, a massive exercise that will reshape welfare programs and political representation across the nation of over 1.4 billion people.
AP Photos: Major Global News Moments of March in Images
A collection of AP photographs from March highlights key global events, including political rallies, natural disasters, and cultural celebrations worldwide.
Rohingya Refugees Face Food Aid Cuts in Bangladesh Camps
Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh will see food assistance reduced under a new UN system, raising fears of hunger and desperation.
NYC Opens Free Childcare in Wealthy Area Despite $5.4B Deficit
New York City's socialist mayor Zohran Mamdani launches a free city-run childcare centre in Manhattan's affluent Upper East Side, sparking debate over taxpayer funding for wealthy families during a $5.4 billion budget shortfall.
State School Teachers Report Behaviour Disrupting Lessons
A major survey reveals 66% of state-school teachers in England say pupil behaviour negatively impacts learning regularly or all the time, with private schools performing better.
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Judge Orders Penn to Hand Over Jewish Employee Records in Probe
A federal judge has mandated the University of Pennsylvania to provide records on Jewish employees to the EEOC for an antisemitism investigation, with some privacy protections upheld.
Stephen Lewis, Former Canadian UN Ambassador, Dies at 88
Stephen Lewis, Canada's former UN ambassador and lifelong social activist, has died at 88 after an eight-year battle with stomach cancer. He was a prominent voice for human rights and equality.
Pope Urges Easter End to US-Israel War on Iran, Seeks Dialogue
Pope Leo XIV has called for the US-Israel war on Iran to conclude before Easter, urging global leaders to pursue dialogue and reduce violence during Holy Week.
US Journalist Kidnapped in Iraq, Security Forces Pursue Captors
Freelance American journalist Shelly Kittleson has been abducted in central Baghdad. Iraqi security forces have launched an intensive operation, arresting one suspect and seizing a vehicle, while others remain at large.
Texas Teen Struggled in School Before Shooting Teacher and Self
A 15-year-old student in Texas who shot a teacher and then killed himself was reportedly failing classes and brought a .357 revolver from home, authorities said.
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Pope Leo Urges Trump to End Iran War in Rare Appeal
Pope Leo has issued a rare direct appeal to President Donald Trump to find an 'off-ramp' to end the Iran war, lamenting the high death toll and calling for peace before Easter.
US Warns Tourists of Iran Hotel Strike Threats in Middle East
The US State Department has issued an urgent advisory, warning that hotels and other gathering places in Saudi Arabia could be targeted by Iran or its proxies.
£190 Million Cambridge Donation Breaks UK University Record
Hedge fund manager Chris Rokos pledges £190 million to establish the Rokos School of Government at Cambridge University, surpassing previous largest modern donation.
Over 100 Shafts at Giza Fuel Second Sphinx Debate
Fresh video evidence shows dozens of deep shafts surrounding a mysterious mound at Giza, reigniting speculation about a possible second Sphinx hidden beneath the sands.
American Journalist Kidnapped in Baghdad by Armed Group
Freelance reporter Shelly Kittleson was abducted near her hotel in the Iraqi capital. Iraqi security forces are pursuing the perpetrators, with one suspect arrested.
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Iran-US Friendship Collapse: A Scholar's 50-Year Analysis
An archaeologist's 50-year study reveals how Iran and the US transformed from allies to adversaries, tracing the shift from 19th-century missionary cooperation to 1953's CIA coup and current conflict.
Chris Rokos Donates £190m to Cambridge University
UK billionaire Chris Rokos has made a historic £190 million donation to the University of Cambridge to establish the Rokos School of Government, aiming to train future world leaders.
Prevent Gaza's Horrors from Spreading to Lebanon
International officials warn that the humanitarian crisis in Gaza must not be repeated in Lebanon, calling for urgent diplomatic action to avert further regional conflict.
Dame Carole Jordan: Solar Atmosphere Expert and Trailblazer
Dame Carole Jordan, who passed away at 84, was a leading astrophysicist renowned for her studies of the sun's outer atmosphere and advocacy for women in science, becoming the first female president of the Royal Astronomical Society.
UN: Iran War May Push 4 Million Gulf Residents Into Poverty
A UN report warns the conflict in Iran could force four million people into poverty across Gulf and Levant regions, with GDP losses exceeding 5.2% and potential job losses reaching 3.6 million.
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Teaching Union Votes to Oppose Reform UK and Back Palestine Action
The National Education Union has passed a motion to combat Reform UK as 'racist and fascist' in schools and lobby to overturn a ban on Palestine Action, sparking criticism over political bias.
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