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.
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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.
Gaza donations plummet after ceasefire
Palestinian families face catastrophic winter as mutual aid donations drop by 90%. Fundraisers warn of desperate need despite ceasefire. Support Gaza relief efforts now.
Sudoku 7113 Hard: The Ultimate Brain Teaser
Tackle the notoriously difficult Sudoku 7113 hard puzzle. Discover strategies to conquer this brain-teasing challenge and sharpen your logical thinking skills today.
Decades of Sexual Abuse at Elite Boarding School Revealed
A disturbing report exposes decades of sexual abuse at Miss Hall's School, where a teacher exploited state consent laws. Prosecutors are reviewing new evidence. Read the full investigation.
Student dies in overcrowded fraternity pool party
A 19-year-old UC Berkeley student drowned during an overcrowded fraternity party with 300 attendees. Police cite heavy alcohol consumption but no foul play. Read the full investigation.
CSU Fullerton mourns two student deaths in one week
California State University Fullerton is devastated by the tragic deaths of two 19-year-old students, Destiny Morris and Lauren Turner, just one week apart. Read the full story and tribute details.
Child, 5, found near highway after school exit
Parents demand safety overhaul after their 5-year-old son walked out of his Valencia school, ending up alone near a busy highway. The family's nanny made the shocking discovery.
How stable foster care reduces youth crime rates
New analysis reveals stable foster placements and educational success are crucial for keeping care-experienced youth out of the justice system. Discover the key protective factors.
Camilla & Geri Halliwell Celebrate Teen Writers
Queen Camilla and Geri Halliwell-Horner honoured global teen writing talent at the Commonwealth Essay Competition. Discover the inspiring winners and their journeys.
Three-quarters of parents allow school 'duvet days'
New survey reveals 75% of British parents let children skip school for mental health breaks, challenging traditional attendance views. Discover the changing attitudes.
Queen Camilla Hails Commonwealth Essay Competition Winners
Queen Camilla praised young writers for their 'incurable itch for writing' at the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition awards. Discover the inspiring winners from India, Singapore, and Nigeria.
1 in 10 schools confiscate phones, survey finds
A Department for Education survey reveals just 9% of secondary schools require phone hand-in, challenging claims of widespread bans. Discover the data driving the legal challenge.
SNP Proposes 4-Day Week for Scottish Teachers
Scottish teachers could get a flexible four-day week under new SNP plans to avert strikes. Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth unveils proposals for reduced classroom contact time.
Teacher reports 6-year-old for 'inappropriate touching' in Greece
An art teacher in Greece files a police complaint against a six-year-old pupil, alleging inappropriate touching. The case sparks an investigation and teacher transfer.
Supreme Court: NI Christian RE Breaches Human Rights
The UK Supreme Court has declared Christian religious education in Northern Ireland schools unlawful, marking a landmark ruling for educational rights and freedom of conscience.
DfE's 'Apology' Backfires, Angers Teachers and Parents
The Department for Education faces a backlash after a sarcastic Facebook 'apology' about its policies goes down like a lead balloon with educators and families.
Austria bans headscarves for girls under 14 in schools
Austria announces a ban on Islamic headscarves for girls under 14 in schools, citing concerns over oppression and child development. The law takes effect in 2026.
Teacher fined for messaging pupil and giving alcohol
A former science teacher has been fined after messaging an underage pupil on social media and supplying her with alcohol, including a Christmas card signed with a kiss.
Apprentice, 15, dies after air hose workplace prank
A teenage apprentice has died after coworkers forced a high-pressure air hose into his body during a workplace 'joke'. The tragic incident highlights the dangers of compressed air misuse.
Pollock's Art: Kids Can Create Similar Paintings
A new study reveals children's paintings bear an uncanny resemblance to Jackson Pollock's iconic drip works. Can you spot the difference? Take our quiz to find out!
Larry Summers Leaves Harvard Over Epstein Ties
Disgraced economist Larry Summers departs Harvard University immediately as the institution investigates his extensive communications with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Toddler Slapped by Childcare Worker, Mother Demands Justice
A Melbourne mother is calling for criminal charges after her neurodivergent three-year-old was slapped by a childcare educator. Discover the full story and the call for better SEND training.
Free School Breakfast Clubs Launch, Saving Parents Time & Money
New government-funded free breakfast clubs aim to tackle child poverty, saving families up to £450 a year and 95 hours in childcare. Learn how the initiative supports communities.
University HR chief resigns over remote work comments
Adelaide University's Deputy Vice-Chancellor Paula Ward resigns following backlash after suggesting staff working from home were taking 'four-day weekends'. Discover the full story behind the controversial remarks.
Parents give kids six mental health days off school
New UK research reveals parents prioritise children's mental wellbeing over school attendance, granting an average of six mental health days annually. Discover the impact on education.
500 New School Breakfast Clubs Save Families £450
Government expands free breakfast clubs to 500 schools in deprived areas, saving families up to £450 annually while tackling child hunger. Applications open now.
Breakfast Clubs Save Families £450 in Cost of Living Push
New government initiative launches 500 free school breakfast clubs in deprived areas, saving families up to £450 annually and helping children start the day with a healthy meal.
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