Trump Declares US Won War with Iran at Kentucky Rally
Donald Trump asserted the US had won the war with Iran during a Kentucky rally, despite ongoing bombings in the Middle East and recent missile launches from Iran towards Israel.
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Sydney Schoolgirl Assault: Three Teens Charged After Attack
Three teenage girls have been charged after distressing footage emerged showing a 13-year-old schoolgirl being assaulted and bullied in a Sydney high school toilet block.
Martin Lewis's Workplace Habit and Apology to Kemi Badenoch
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis reportedly asked staff quick-fire maths questions, causing embarrassment. He also apologised for gatecrashing Kemi Badenoch's GMB interview on student loans.
Professor's Transgender Athlete Comments Ignite Title IX Row
A sociology professor at Cal State San Bernardino declared she has had 'girlfriends with penises' during a heated university board meeting on transgender participation in women's sports.
Scottish School Strike Crisis Averted in Draft Deal
A draft agreement between the Educational Institute of Scotland and Scottish ministers could prevent widespread school closures planned for this month across multiple council areas.
Morning Mail: Thursday - Australian News Updates (11.03.2026)
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news from Australia, covering politics, weather, and current events for Thursday. Stay informed with essential updates.
Sudan Drone Strike Kills 17, Including Schoolgirls, in Village
A drone attack blamed on Sudan's Rapid Support Forces struck a school and health centre in Shukeiri, killing at least 17 people, mostly schoolgirls, and wounding 10 others.
Toilet Paper Prank Leads to Fatal Student Accident
A high school student in the US died after a toilet paper prank went horribly wrong, raising serious concerns about school safety and student behaviour.
Southern Accents Most Attractive in US Poll, Appalachian Least
A new survey reveals Southern American English is considered the most attractive accent in the United States, while Appalachian English faces the strongest cultural stigma among regional dialects.
Inside The Guardian Weekly's 13 March Edition Analysis
Explore the key stories and insights from The Guardian Weekly's 13 March issue, covering global politics, environmental challenges, and cultural trends in a comprehensive review.
Dubai Faces Existential Threat as Foreigners Flee Conflict
Dubai confronts an existential threat as tens of thousands flee due to US-Israel-Iran conflict, leaving beaches and malls empty and shaking its global tourism and finance reputation.
University Tragedy: Student's Death Followed by Boyfriend's Suicide
A coroner has ruled the death of 19-year-old Natasha Braithwaite at Lancaster University as drug-related. Her boyfriend, Tom Dingle, took his own life a month later, leaving families and friends devastated.
St. Patrick's Day: From Fasting to Global Festivities
Explore the transformation of St. Patrick's Day from a religious commemoration in Ireland to a worldwide celebration of Irish identity, marked by myths, migration, and modern revelry.
St. Patrick's Day: Why Blue Changed to Green
St. Patrick's Day was once marked by solemn blue observances, not green revelry. Discover how Irish nationalism, Catholic identity, and diaspora celebrations transformed the colour association over centuries.
Scottish Teachers Strike Over Workload, Glasgow Schools Shut
All Glasgow schools will close for two days this month as teachers strike over excessive workloads, with five other Scottish councils likely affected. The EIS union has given notice of potential nationwide industrial action.
American Trapped in Israel Describes Life Under Rocket Fire
New Yorker Joy Rosenthal details daily panic and shelter runs in Jerusalem as she struggles to secure a flight home amid the conflict with Iran, with the next available option not until late April.
Teachers Barricade Classrooms in Norwich School Knife Attack
Teachers at Thorpe St Andrew School near Norwich used cabinets and tables to barricade classrooms after a teenage girl was stabbed. Armed police responded as the school entered lockdown for over an hour.
UNESCO Alarmed as Iranian Heritage Sites Damaged in Conflict
UNESCO expresses profound concern as four of Iran's world heritage sites, including Golestan Palace and a 1,000-year-old mosque, sustain damage in US-Israeli strikes.
South Africa Denies Trump Claims as White Citizens Return Home
South Africa disputes Donald Trump's allegations of persecution against white citizens, as thousands return citing safety concerns abroad and improved conditions at home.
UNESCO Concerned Over Damage to Middle East Heritage Sites
UNESCO has voiced profound concern about damage to world heritage sites across the Middle East, including four in Iran, amid ongoing conflict. The agency urges protection of cultural landmarks.
Global Snapshot: Earthquake Memorials to Fashion Weeks
A poignant collection of images from around the world, capturing moments of remembrance, conflict, culture, and daily life on a single Wednesday.
Clegg Criticises Tuition Fees He Helped Triple
Sir Nick Clegg has called the university tuition fee system 'deeply unfair' and accepted responsibility for tripling fees to £9,000 a year while in government.
UK Couple Drown at Australian Beach, Locals Attempt Rescue
A 66-year-old man and 64-year-old woman from the UK died after being pulled from the water at Shell Cove beach near Sydney. Police confirm tragic incident.
Norwich School Lockdown After Teenage Girl Stabbed
A school in Norwich has been placed on lockdown after a teenage girl was stabbed on Laundry Lane. The victim was taken to hospital with minor injuries as police conduct a thorough search for the suspect.
University Tragedy: Student Found Dead, Boyfriend Dies Weeks Later
A 19-year-old Lancaster University student was found dead in her halls with morphine in her system. Her boyfriend, who discovered her, took his own life less than a month later.
Drone Strike in Goma Kills at Least One Person
A drone attack in downtown Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, has killed at least one person, with reports of three fatalities. The strike hit near former President Kabila's home, claiming a French UNICEF employee.
Shadow Fleets Defy Iran's Threats in Strait of Hormuz
Despite Iran's threats to destroy ships, shadow fleets continue transiting the Strait of Hormuz, exploiting voluntary maritime regulations and opaque registrations.
Nursery's Mother's Day Comment Stuns Two-Dad Family
A two-dad family was surprised when their children's nursery raised Mother's Day, leading to a thoughtful discussion about celebrating surrogates and diverse family structures.
Slow Wi-Fi Saved Traveller from Arrest in Qatar During War
Seasoned traveller Gabriel Morris recounts how sluggish hotel internet prevented him from uploading a video about missile supplies in Qatar, potentially saving him from arrest under strict cybercrime laws during the Iran conflict.
Schoolgirl, 12, Dies After Bus Stop Brawl
Jada West, 12, died from brain injuries after a fight with another pupil at a bus stop. Her mother found her motionless and not breathing at the scene.
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