Fire Destroys Rohingya Refugee Camp in Bangladesh
A devastating fire has swept through a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, destroying hundreds of homes and displacing over 2,000 people, highlighting urgent humanitarian needs.
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US Withdraws from WHO Today, Igniting Global Health Fears
The United States formally exits the World Health Organization this Thursday, defying legal requirements and triggering a severe budgetary crisis that threatens global health security.
Screen Time Crisis: UK Toddlers' Development at Risk
UK educators report alarming developmental delays in young children linked to excessive screen use, with 98% of two-year-olds watching screens daily. New government guidance aims to address this growing concern.
National Year of Reading 2026 Launches to Boost Literacy
The government launches the National Year of Reading 2026 with £27.5m for libraries, aiming to reverse falling reading enjoyment among children and young people.
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School Readiness Crisis: Quarter of Pupils Not Toilet Trained
A new survey reveals one in four children in England start reception without basic toilet training, with teachers warning of a systemic crisis in early years development.
US Officially Leaves WHO Today, Sparking Global Health Concerns
The United States formally exits the World Health Organization today, violating US law by not paying $260 million in fees. The move triggers a WHO budget crisis and widespread criticism from health experts.
Parents Warn: Bing Show Sparks Tantrum Concerns
A popular CBeebies animated series faces criticism from parents who claim it encourages poor behaviour and lacks appropriate discipline for young viewers.
ActionAid Rethinks Child Sponsorship Model
ActionAid UK's new co-CEOs announce plans to decolonise the charity's work, moving away from transactional child sponsorship schemes towards grassroots funding and feminist partnerships.
Agafia Lykova: Siberia's Last Hermit
The remarkable story of Agafia Lykova, discovered in 1978 after decades of isolation in Siberia's taiga, and her enduring life as the last of her Old Believer family.
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UCAS Waives University Fees for UK Care Leavers
UCAS has eliminated the £28.95 application fee for care leavers applying to UK universities and colleges from autumn 2027, aiming to boost higher education access for this underrepresented group.
Toilet Training Crisis Hits UK Reception Classes
A new study reveals 26% of children starting reception lack toilet training, with teachers losing 2.4 hours daily to basic care instead of teaching.
Reception Children Struggle with Toilet Training, Survey Shows
A new survey reveals 37% of children starting reception in 2025 are not school-ready, with 26% not toilet trained, leading to significant teaching time losses.
Toilet Training Crisis Hits UK Reception Classes
A shocking study reveals 26% of children starting reception lack basic toilet training, with teachers losing hours daily to care tasks instead of education.
Michael Sheen Stars in Welsh Our Town Revival
Michael Sheen brings warmth and wit to a Welsh-transposed production of Thornton Wilder's classic play Our Town for National Theatre Wales, though its emotional impact varies.
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Ucas Scraps University Application Fees for Care Leavers
Care leavers applying for university from autumn 2027 will have their £28.95 Ucas application fee waived in a significant move to address educational inequality and improve access to higher education.
Quarter of Reception Children Not Toilet Trained, Survey Reveals
A new survey reveals one in four children starting reception lack basic toilet training and independent eating skills, with teachers spending 1.5 hours daily on care tasks instead of education.
School Readiness Crisis: Teachers Waste Hours Daily on Basic Care
New research reveals 37% of children start reception without basic skills, with teachers spending 2.4 hours daily on tasks like toilet training instead of teaching.
Nandy: £1.5bn Arts Investment to Boost National Confidence
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy unveils a major £1.5 billion investment in England's arts sector, aiming to increase opportunities, protect institutions, and help the country recover its self-confidence.
Lords Vote for Under-16s Social Media Ban, Pressuring Starmer
The House of Lords has voted to ban social media for under-16s, increasing pressure on Keir Starmer to act. Peers backed the amendment by a large majority, despite Starmer's consultation launch.
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Brit's Body Found in Thailand: Family Reveals Location
The family of Joshua Kershaw, a 21-year-old British man found deceased in Thailand, has disclosed where his body was discovered in Pattaya.
Maryland University's 'White Body' Course Sparks Outrage
The University of Maryland faces criticism for its 'Decolonising Medicine' course that asks students to critique the 'white body' as a medical standard, with critics calling it ideological nonsense.
Trump's Dubious Davos Claims Fact-Checked
A detailed analysis of Donald Trump's recent address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, examining the accuracy of his statements on wars, AI, wind energy, NATO, and more.
Liverpool Schools Hoax Threats: Police and Council Update
Merseyside Police and Liverpool Council provide a joint statement after hoax threats forced lockdowns and closures at two Liverpool schools this week, reassuring parents about safety procedures.
City & Guilds Privatisation Under Scrutiny Over Bonuses
The privatisation of City & Guilds faces investigations after revelations of huge bonuses for executives and plans to offshore UK jobs, raising concerns over vocational education's future.
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Trump Admin Drops Appeal Over Anti-DEI School Funding Threat
The Trump administration has withdrawn its legal appeal against a federal court decision that blocked its controversial campaign targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in US schools and universities.
Journalists Among 11 Killed in Gaza as Ceasefire Strains
Israeli forces killed at least 11 Palestinians in Gaza, including three journalists and two 13-year-old boys, in violence undermining a three-month-old ceasefire.
Trump's Arctic Ambitions and Global Tensions in Guardian Weekly
The latest Guardian Weekly examines Trump's pursuit of Greenland, Cuba's economic crisis, and environmental threats to Thailand's dugongs, alongside cultural highlights.
Ukraine Winter Crisis & US Sonic Weapon Claims
Today's global briefing covers Ukraine's energy crisis amid Russian attacks, US claims of using a sonic weapon in Venezuela, and other major international stories.
Guinea-Bissau Junta Sets December Election Date After Coup
Guinea-Bissau's military junta has scheduled legislative and presidential elections for December 6, 2026, following last year's coup, amid regional instability and historical political turmoil.
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Chile's Kast Picks Abortion Opponent for Gender Role
Chile's incoming far-right president José Antonio Kast has appointed Judith Marín, a staunch abortion opponent, as women and gender equity minister, sparking debate over social policies.
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