Labor pushes universal childcare with new data laws
Anthony Albanese aims to make universal childcare his political legacy as Labor advances plans requiring private operators to share commercial data. Discover the government's ambitious reforms.
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50 Nigerian Schoolchildren Escape Abduction
Fifty of the 303 students abducted from a Nigerian school have escaped. 253 pupils and 12 teachers remain held. Learn more about the developing crisis.
Viral Math Puzzle Stumps The Internet
A deceptively simple math puzzle is leaving people scratching their heads. Discover the correct answer and why so many are getting it wrong. Test your skills now!
Mum bans smartphones for all five of her children
A mother of five explains why she won't give her kids smartphones until after their GCSEs, a decision supported by Prince William and child safety experts. Discover the risks.
Over 300 Students Kidnapped in Nigeria Raid
Gunmen abducted more than 300 students and staff from a Catholic school in central Nigeria in one of the country's worst mass kidnappings. Follow the latest developments.
Inquiry into sharp decline in children reading for pleasure
MPs launch an urgent inquiry as children's reading for pleasure hits a 20-year low. Discover the causes and the committee's plan to reverse this alarming trend.
Kate's £100k Fund Tackles 'Technoference' in Families
The Princess of Wales launches a £100,000 research fund to combat 'technoference' - the distraction gadgets cause in family life. Discover the royal family's own tech rules.
Alabama Teacher Arrested Over Child Abuse Video
Former Alabama Teacher of Year Nicole Staples faces child abuse charges after video shows violent belt whipping of her son. School fires educator immediately.
Teacher who faked cancer and death still tutors kids
Lara Simpson, struck off for faking terminal cancer and death, continues teaching dance to young children. Investigation reveals shocking deception details.
Nigeria school abduction: Over 300 children seized
Gunmen abduct more than 300 pupils and teachers from a Nigerian Catholic school. The attack highlights the nation's security crisis and its complex causes. Read the full report.
Mormon Church Lowers Female Missionary Age to 18
The Mormon church has lowered the female missionary age to 18, a major policy shift promoting gender equality. Discover the implications of this historic decision.
Parental phone battle after daughter's burner phone
As Prince William debates a phone for Prince George, a mum reveals why she confiscated her daughter's smartphone, leading to friends smuggling in a burner. Discover expert advice on delaying smartphones for kids.
Over 300 Nigerian Schoolchildren Abducted by Gunmen
Gunmen abducted more than 300 pupils and teachers from a Nigerian school. Authorities deploy tactical squads in a major rescue operation. Read the latest updates.
Parents win £20k after school WhatsApp row arrest
A Borehamwood couple's school complaints led to wrongful arrest by six officers. Their case sparked global debate on free speech and police overreach in the UK.
Teacher avoids £1m payout in historic abuse case
Sydney teacher Helga Lam avoids £1m payout after judge rules she wouldn't have understood harm of sexual abuse in 1970s. Read the full ruling details.
SafeCall: New Lifeline for UK's Missing Children
Author Andrew O'Hagan backs The Independent's SafeCall campaign, creating a vital helpline for missing people after 30 years documenting heartbreaking disappearances. Donate to help.
Private school scandal over 'odd' student spreadsheet
Somerville House faces backlash after staff spreadsheet describing pupils as 'odd' and 'rude' was leaked. Education Minister condemns school's failure. Read the full investigation.
Mormon Church Lowers Women's Missionary Age to 18
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints lowers the minimum age for women missionaries to 18, matching the requirement for men. Discover the implications for gender equality and global outreach.
Over 200 Nigerian schoolchildren kidnapped in raid
Gunmen have kidnapped more than 200 pupils and teachers from a Nigerian boarding school. The community is in panic as families await news. Follow for the latest updates.
F1 Award Funds Classroom Hydroponic Farms in Vegas
A Las Vegas charity wins a €100,000 F1 award to expand its hydroponic school farms, teaching STEM and nutrition to over half a million students across the US.
Melanie Quin: Science Centre Pioneer Dies Aged 66
Remembering Melanie Quin, whose charm and intellect transformed UK and European science centres. Discover the legacy of a true STEM communication pioneer.
Probe: Iowa district relied on flawed consultant vetting
An investigation reveals an Iowa school district 'reasonably relied' on a consultant whose flawed vetting missed a forged transcript and immigration status of a superintendent now facing federal charges. Discover the full story.
Teachers praised after grizzly bear attack on pupils
A school in Canada commends the courage of its staff after a grizzly bear mauled students and teachers on a hike, leaving two fighting for their lives. Read the full story.
Harvard's Larry Summers resigns over Epstein ties
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers ceases teaching at Harvard amid investigation into his communications with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Read the full investigation.
Trump bill reclassifies nursing, sparks funding crisis
Nursing organisations warn that excluding nursing as a 'professional degree' under Trump's new bill threatens patient care by limiting student funding. Learn how this impacts the NHS.
Student dies in pancake contest after dad lost in 9/11
Caitlin Nelson, 20, died after a charity pancake-eating contest, a second tragedy for a family who lost father James in the 9/11 terror attacks. Read the full story.
Student, 18, dies at Kent College Canterbury
An inquest begins into the death of Songcheng 'Franklin' Fang, 18, found at his Kent College boarding house. The school community is in mourning.
American baffled by 4 British phrases in Manchester
An American woman from Texas reveals the four British words and phrases that left her perplexed after moving to Manchester. Discover the cultural quirks of UK lingo.
Shocking Rise of Beauty Products for Young Children
New brands targeting preschoolers with skincare reveal disturbing trends in consumer capitalism. Discover why children are driving this demand and what it means for society.
Brooke Boney returns to Today after Oxford graduation
Brooke Boney makes a triumphant return to the Today show after earning a Masters in Public Policy from Oxford University. Discover her journey and future plans.
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