Dive into the wonderful world of children's questions! Discover how Polaroid cameras work, where tree roots truly end, and more fascinating answers to the quirky queries that stump parents. A fun read for the whole family.
Exclusive data uncovers the UK's most sober neighbourhoods, with university cities like Cambridge and Exeter leading the way in the no-alcohol revolution.
Major concerns emerge as the UK government's flagship childcare expansion, offering 15 free hours, is jeopardised by a complex and inaccessible digital application system, risking the exclusion of thousands of low-income and non-tech-savvy families.
Tackle The Guardian's latest and most diabolical Killer Sudoku puzzle, number 984. Our guide provides expert tips and strategies to help you conquer this classic logic challenge and boost your cognitive fitness.
A new report reveals a dangerous patchwork of sex education laws across the US, with many states failing to mandate crucial topics like consent and STI prevention, leaving millions of young people vulnerable.
The heartbroken family of Sophie Bruce, a first-year university student, is demanding answers after she tragically passed away in her sleep at her Nottingham Trent University halls, just hours after celebrating her father's 64th birthday.
Discover the UK's top-rated balance bikes for toddlers. Our expert guide reviews the best models for safety, durability, and fun to help your child master cycling confidently.
A new Guardian analysis exposes how the Mercator map projection has historically minimised Africa's true size and global importance, calling for a more accurate representation of the continent's vast potential.
Exclusive investigation reveals how hygiene poverty forces UK children to wear unclean uniforms, impacting mental health and attendance. Teachers report alarming rise in cases.
A senior UN official delivers a stark warning that the catastrophic man-made famine in Gaza, claiming countless lives, could amount to war crimes under international law.
Celebrating the life and immense, yet often private, influence of Doris Lockhart, the visionary archivist whose meticulous work was the bedrock of the Saatchi Gallery's legendary collection and the booming British art market.
Leading education experts demand urgent reform of GCSEs and A-levels, arguing generative AI like ChatGPT has made current exam formats unfit for purpose. Discover the proposed changes to preserve academic integrity.
Explosive internal documents reveal the New South Wales childcare system is in a state of profound crisis, with families facing years-long waitlists and a regulator struggling to cope, according to the Greens.
A shocking investigation uncovers how the University of Edinburgh's 19th-century anatomy collection was used to promote racist ideologies and justify British colonial rule, as the institution now grapples with this dark chapter.
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) has officially declared a state of famine in Gaza City, marking a devastating escalation in the humanitarian crisis triggered by the ongoing conflict and siege.
A devastating UN-backed report declares that famine is 'imminent' in northern Gaza, with the entire population facing acute food insecurity and malnutrition rates soaring beyond emergency thresholds.
A new report reveals catastrophic famine levels in northern Gaza, with children now dying from starvation. As Israeli forces continue their offensive, the humanitarian crisis reaches a devastating tipping point.
Exclusive: Senior Israeli officials within COGAT break ranks, warning that Northern Gaza faces imminent famine and total systems failure, contradicting the government's official stance.
New research exposes the devastating impact of Trump-era aid cuts, linking the expanded 'Mexico City Policy' to a dramatic 31% increase in maternal mortality across sub-Saharan African nations reliant on US health funding.
The family of 15-year-old Jessica Baker pays emotional tribute after she tragically collapsed and died at West Hill School in Stalybridge, leaving a community in mourning.
The UK Government unveils a major £3 billion investment to rebuild and refurbish over 150 dilapidated schools across England, tackling the RAAC concrete crisis and creating a jobs boom in the construction sector.
A cruel act of bullying left a UK schoolgirl heartbroken after her meticulously handmade prom dress was torn to pieces by classmates in a real-life 'Cinderella' story of envy and malice.
McDonald's UK launches a groundbreaking STEM-based strategy to revamp its iconic Big Mac meal, addressing long-standing customer feedback on value and experience.
The Australian government announces a sweeping new national childcare safety framework, including a mandatory CCTV trial and a staff mobile phone ban to enhance safeguarding and transparency.
Exclusive: Hundreds of students at Villanova University and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga have been struck down by a sudden, severe gastrointestinal illness, prompting major health investigations and campus-wide alerts.
Put your logical reasoning to the ultimate test with The Guardian's latest 'Hard'-rated puzzle, Sudoku #7009. A fiendish grid awaits only the most dedicated solvers.
Villanova University outside Philadelphia was placed on a total lockdown after reports of an armed individual on campus. Heavily armed police swarmed the area before the 'all clear' was given. No shots were fired and no injuries were reported.
Disturbing footage emerges of a violent altercation at a US high school where a student is seen punching a staff member before being body-slammed to the ground by another employee. The incident has sparked a major investigation and debate over school safe
Exclusive report reveals Sudan faces the world's worst hunger crisis, with millions starving as warring factions block crucial aid. UNICEF and WFP issue dire warnings of mass starvation.
The 2024 GCSE results are in, revealing a significant drop in top grades as grading returns to pre-pandemic standards. Discover the national trends, subject performances, and reactions from education leaders.