Nigeria AFCON squad threaten boycott over unpaid bonuses
Nigeria's AFCON quarter-final was in jeopardy as players threatened to boycott over £32,000 unpaid bonuses each. Government intervention resolved the crisis ahead of the Algeria clash.
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Nigeria AFCON squad threaten boycott over unpaid bonuses
Nigeria's AFCON quarter-final was in jeopardy as players threatened to boycott over £32,000 unpaid bonuses. Government intervention resolved the crisis ahead of the Algeria clash. Read the full story.
11,000 Arrest Warrants Backlog Strains Police Scotland
Police Scotland faces a crisis with nearly 11,000 outstanding arrest warrants, including for serious crimes, diverting officers from communities. Experts warn the justice system is at breaking point.
Texas union sues over teacher investigations after Kirk posts
The Texas American Federation of Teachers files a federal lawsuit, alleging the state's probe into educators' social media comments violates First Amendment rights. Read the full story.
Texas Union Sues Over Teacher Social Media Investigations
A major Texas teachers' union files a federal lawsuit, alleging the state's investigation into educators' posts about Charlie Kirk's death violates free speech. Read the full story.
Traditional British Chippies Risk Vanishing in Five Years
The UK's iconic fish and chip shops could become a 'niche' offering, with soaring cod prices and fierce competition threatening their survival. Discover the pressures forcing chippies to diversify.
Fish and Chip Shops Could Vanish in 5 Years
The UK's iconic fish and chip shops face extinction within five years due to soaring cod prices and fierce competition. Industry chief Andrew Crook warns they must adapt or become a 'niche'.
Chippies 'Could Vanish in 5 Years' Amid Soaring Costs
The president of the National Federation of Fish Friers warns traditional fish and chip shops may disappear within five years due to rising costs and competition. Discover the fight for survival.
Fish and Chip Shops Could Vanish in 5 Years
The president of the National Federation of Fish Friers warns soaring costs and falling trade could end the traditional British chippy. Discover how the industry is fighting back.
Nigel de Gruchy, Former NASUWT Leader, Dies at 85
Nigel de Gruchy, the formidable former general secretary of the NASUWT teachers' union, has died aged 85. Remembered for his militant stance and sharp wit, he shaped education policy for a generation. Read his full story.
Seven killed in Vietnam bus crash on mountain road
At least seven people have died after a bus carrying teachers on a charity mission overturned in northern Vietnam. Rescue efforts continue in the remote area.
1950s US Army Guide's Rules for GIs in Britain
A 1955 US Army guidebook for troops stationed in Cold War Britain warned against criticising the Queen, mocking 'funny money', and misusing British slang. Discover the quirky advice on display in Oxfordshire.
Shocking packed lunches revealed by UK teachers
UK teachers share the most shocking pupils' packed lunches, including energy drinks and leftover takeaways. Discover the healthy alternatives recommended by the NHS.
The Real Reason You Never See Turkey Eggs at Christmas
Discover the surprising economic and historical reasons why turkey eggs are a festive rarity, costing over £2 each, and why chickens won the egg production race.
Key workers offered 19% off gift cards before Christmas
Teachers, carers, healthcare and charity staff can save up to 19% on popular gift cards via Discounts for Teachers. A timely financial lifeline for essential workers this Christmas.
New 'Type 5' Diabetes Recognised in Slim Young Adults
Health authorities have officially recognised a new form of diabetes, Type 5, which targets young, slim individuals, often in low-income nations. Discover the symptoms and new treatment approaches.
Half of teachers work in schools with homeless children
A major Shelter survey reveals over half of teachers in England have homeless pupils, causing exhaustion, missed school and poor mental health. Urgent government action is needed.
Police Apology Over Hillsborough Statement
A police body's chief has apologised after its federation called a damning Hillsborough report 'opinion dressed up as fact'. Read the full story on the fallout and the ongoing impact of the 1989 tragedy.
Ex-teacher shares the one gift he kept forever
A former educator explains how to choose the perfect, budget-friendly teacher gift this Christmas. Discover the heartfelt present he still treasures and what to avoid.
Govt misses teacher recruitment target by 12%
Official figures reveal the Government recruited only 88% of its secondary teacher target for 2025/26, despite a VAT raid on private schools intended to fund 6,500 new state teachers. Read the full analysis.
Council removes Aboriginal flags, restricts ceremonies
A New South Wales council has voted to remove Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags from chambers and require approval for Welcome to Country ceremonies. The controversial decision has sparked debate over civic neutrality and recognition.
Police body 'disgrace' over Hillsborough report
Outrage as South Yorkshire Police Federation slams independent Hillsborough report as a 'waste of money'. Survivors and an MP condemn the 'whining' response.
Kostakidis Fights Racial Discrimination Claim in Federal Court
Former SBS newsreader Mary Kostakidis alleges a racial discrimination case is a deliberate campaign to undermine her criticism of Israel. Read the full legal defence details.
Iran Boycotts World Cup Draw Over US Visas
Iran will boycott the 2026 World Cup draw in Washington DC after the US limited visas for its delegation. The protest highlights ongoing political tensions impacting global sports.
Police boss gets £1.4m pay package with 100% bonus
Mukund Krishna, Police Federation CEO, received £701,100 annually including 100% retention bonuses while ordinary officers struggle. Read the shocking details.
French Football Federation hit by cyber attack
The French Football Federation confirms a cyber attack led to the theft of members' personal data. Discover how the breach happened and what's being done.
Davis Cup controversy as Garin refuses to play after collision
Chile's Cristian Garin was disqualified from the Davis Cup after refusing to continue following an on-court collision with Belgium's Zizou Bergs. Explore the full story and fallout from the controversial incident.
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.
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.
Teachers Track ICE Agents to Protect Immigrant Students
San Diego educators become activists, conducting dawn patrols to monitor ICE activity near schools and protect students' right to education. Read their powerful story.
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