Saman Shad explores how her mother tongue, Urdu, lay dormant for years until a trip to Pakistan and a sleep-talking episode revealed its enduring presence, challenging notions of home and identity.
An American woman living in Britain shares how she misjudged her partner's relaxed attitude as laziness, but now appreciates the UK's calmer approach to work-life balance and leisure time.
Fifty years after Argentina's military coup, grieving families finally lay to rest relatives disappeared during the dictatorship, as forensic work continues despite political hurdles.
Norland College in Bath, training elite nannies for the royal family, seeks university status with £50K starting salaries, martial arts training, and a strict £1,000 uniform.
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Explore pivotal historical events from 23-29 March, featuring Soviet disintegration, NATO's Kosovo campaign, and the landmark Northern Ireland power-sharing agreement.
Christine Lote, a Bristol mother with stage four cancer, advocates for reforms after her daughter was denied a school place, highlighting disparities in local policies and sparking a national review.
A series of violent attacks by Israeli settlers targeted Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank, causing injuries and destruction during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
Israeli settlers carried out coordinated raids across the West Bank, setting homes and vehicles ablaze and injuring Palestinians, with security forces reportedly standing by during the attacks.
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A month-long military campaign by the US and Israel in Iran has resulted in significant civilian casualties and infrastructure damage, with no end in sight to the escalating conflict.
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An in-depth look at how Khalifa Haftar, without holding formal office, wields immense power in Libya through military might, tribal alliances, and foreign support, shaping the nation's turbulent politics.
Abed Elrahman Hamdouna, a father of two and volunteer ambulance driver, was killed in a reported drone strike in Gaza, highlighting ongoing civilian casualties despite a ceasefire announced in October 2025.
Teachers in Victoria, Australia, have initiated a strike due to unresolved pay disputes, impacting schools across the state. The action highlights ongoing tensions over wages and working conditions in the education sector.
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Christine Lote, a Bristol mother with stage four chondrosarcoma, is campaigning to change school admissions policies after her daughter was denied a place at a bereavement-support school.
Nearly five decades after Argentina's 1976 military coup, families continue searching for and burying victims of the dictatorship, facing challenges from state budget cuts and military silence.
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran has triggered warnings of a severe global economic threat, with US President Trump issuing ultimatums and military movements intensifying regional tensions.
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Pope Leo XIV, the first American-born pontiff, denounced the US-led war in Iran, calling for an immediate ceasefire as global tensions escalate with threats over the Strait of Hormuz.
Heriot-Watt University students have a unique chance to create a commemorative tartan for America250, symbolising historic Scotland-US ties, with the winner presenting it in Washington DC.
A University of Melbourne professor dismissed for sending romantic texts and a photo in his boxers to a PhD student has secured another legal victory, with the Fair Work Commission upholding his reinstatement.
The government has unveiled 331 new or revamped school-based nurseries, funded by a £45 million pot, creating 6,000 childcare places nationwide. Keir Starmer calls it a 'seismic shift' for families.
Boston University professors are protesting after administrators removed LGBT pride flags from their offices, citing policy violations. Professor Nathan Phillips leads the outcry, calling it an attack on free speech.
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A former Ohio teacher has pleaded guilty to multiple sex crimes after engaging in a months-long sexual relationship with her 15-year-old student, uncovered through thousands of explicit texts.
The Scottish Greens have unveiled radical education proposals to abolish homework for primary pupils and phase out exams in secondary schools, sparking fierce criticism from political opponents.
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian villages in the West Bank, wounding several and destroying property, while Israeli strikes in Gaza killed four Palestinians amid ongoing tensions.
Benjamin Phelps, a boarding school teacher, has been struck off indefinitely after sending inappropriate texts, including describing a 'hot feeling', and declaring his love to a student at St Bede's School in East Sussex.
A confirmed drone strike on El-Daein teaching hospital in East Darfur killed at least 64 people and injured 89 others, including children and medical staff, according to WHO reports.
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Ghana tables a UN resolution, backed by the African Union and Caricom, to formally recognise the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity and initiate reparatory justice dialogue.
