Holocaust survivor Vera Schaufeld dies aged 95
Holocaust survivor Vera Schaufeld, an MBE honoured for her remembrance work, has died at 95. Discover her incredible story of survival and legacy. Read her tribute.
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Global Photos: Byrne, Blaze, and Border Tensions
A visual journey across continents: David Byrne performs, a high-rise burns, and geopolitical tensions simmer. Explore the day's most powerful images from The Guardian's editors.
Chemical spill at Biddulph High School: 5 in hospital
Five people were rushed to hospital following a chemical spill at Biddulph High School in Staffordshire. Emergency services swarmed the scene. Read for live updates.
Parenting expert advice on children seeing porn
Parenting expert advice on what to do if your child sees pornography online. Learn how to have open conversations and protect children's emotional development.
Schoolchildren poisoned by copper sulphate in class
Three children at Lord Williams’s School in Oxfordshire were hospitalised after a pupil allegedly added copper sulphate to water bottles. All have now been discharged. Read the full report.
Tice: Children wearing ear defenders in school 'insane'
Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice sparks controversy by calling children wearing ear defenders 'insane' and claiming neurodiverse conditions are overdiagnosed.
Asbestos in Play Sand Forces Australian School Closures
Dozens of Australian schools close after asbestos is discovered in children's play sand. Border Force now deems such products 'high risk'. Learn the full story and safety implications.
Teacher charged after students consume THC gummies
An Indiana teacher faces criminal charges after allegedly leaving high-potency cannabis edibles in her classroom where students mistook them for sweets. Read the full investigation details.
Nigeria violence affects both Christians and Muslims
New photos reveal Nigeria's security crisis where both Christians and Muslims face violence. President Trump's claims of Christian persecution don't tell the full story of this complex conflict.
Harvard Professor Steps Back After Epstein Email Scandal
Harvard professor Larry Summers withdraws from public life after emails reveal he sought romantic advice from Jeffrey Epstein. Read the full investigation into this shocking academic scandal.
Lawmaker Questions Tax Status of $2.4B College Sports Deal
A US senator demands a Congressional analysis of college sports' tax-exempt status as the Big Ten's $2.4 billion private investment deal looms. Discover the potential consequences.
Sudoku 7110: Medium Puzzle Challenge Analysis
Explore our detailed breakdown of Sudoku 7110, a medium-level puzzle that tests logical reasoning and pattern recognition skills. Perfect for British puzzle enthusiasts.
Anna Maxwell Martin: SATs harm special needs children
BBC star Anna Maxwell Martin joins parents warning primary SATs leave SEND children feeling 'not clever enough'. Read the open letter demanding education reform.
Children struck in Belfast school hit-and-run
Two children were injured after being struck by a black SUV in a hit-and-run outside St Bernard's Primary School in North Belfast. Police are appealing for information.
School bans K-Pop Demon Hunters songs over Christian ethos
A Dorset infant school requests pupils stop singing songs from Netflix's K-Pop Demon Hunters, citing potential discomfort for Christian families. Discover the ongoing debate.
Three pupils hospitalised after chemistry incident
Three Oxfordshire students required hospital treatment after allegedly consuming copper sulphate in water bottles during science lesson. All have since returned home safely.
School leaders urge Labour to reject total phone ban
Private school leaders call for nuance over a blanket mobile phone ban in schools, arguing for community-specific policies and digital education. Read their full stance.
Social mobility focus diminishes job value in UK schools
Academic Mary Evans challenges the UK's social mobility obsession, arguing we should value all occupations equally rather than creating escape routes. Read her compelling argument.
Reading Fiction Boosts Empathy and Cognitive Skills
Discover how reading fiction enhances empathy and cognitive function. Expert tips to overcome distractions and build a sustainable reading habit for a psychologically richer life.
Police launch criminal probe into Presbyterian Church
PSNI confirms criminal investigation into Presbyterian Church safeguarding failures spanning 2009-2022. Victims encouraged to come forward as police pursue accountability.
75% of Gen Z choose art galleries over nightclubs
A new study reveals 75% of Gen Z would rather visit an art gallery than go clubbing. Discover how Samsung's Frame TV is making art accessible to all.
SEND funding crisis could halt bin collections, Tice warns
Reform UK's Richard Tice warns 'out of control' SEND costs, now at £10bn a year, will leave councils unable to afford basic services. He calls for EHCP reforms and an end to 'insane' practices.
School bans K-Pop songs over Christian ethos clash
A Dorset primary school has prohibited pupils from singing songs from the Netflix hit 'K-Pop Demon Hunters', citing a conflict with its Christian values. Discover the full story behind the controversial decision.
32 US Students Win Prestigious 2026 Rhodes Scholarships
Meet the 32 American students, including military cadets and Paralympians, awarded 2026 Rhodes Scholarships to study at Oxford University. Discover their ambitious plans for housing, health, and sustainability.
China offers cash to boost marriage rates
Ningbo offers couples £107 in wedding vouchers to tackle a record drop in marriages. Discover how China is addressing its population crisis and the high costs deterring unions.
Schools Close as Asbestos Found in Children's Play Sand
Dozens of schools across Australia and New Zealand have closed after asbestos was discovered in children's coloured play sand. Find out which products are affected and the safety measures being taken.
Sharp Decline in Immigrant Student Enrolment
Schools across the US are witnessing a dramatic drop in immigrant student enrolment, driven by border policies and family deportations, leading to significant budget shortfalls.
US Foreign Student Numbers Hold Steady Despite Crackdown
Despite Trump's visa crackdown, foreign student numbers at US colleges remain stable, but a sharp 17% drop in new enrollees signals future trouble for university budgets.
Teacher dies after Marlborough College sacking over Malaysia trip
Physics teacher John Wright took his own life after being dismissed from prestigious Marlborough College following allegations of inappropriate conduct during a school exchange to Malaysia.
Sudoku 7109: Daily Easy Puzzle Challenge
Tackle today's Sudoku 7109 easy puzzle from The Guardian. Perfect for beginners and seasoned solvers alike. Start your mental workout now!
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