Phillipson unveils education reform plans
Newly appointed Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson outlines ambitious reforms to tackle teacher shortages, improve school funding, and modernise the curriculum.
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Melbourne Uni's Indigenous Education Breakthrough
The University of Melbourne has taken significant strides in embedding Indigenous perspectives into its curriculum, marking a historic step towards reconciliation and educational equity.
Why oracy education must be prioritised in UK schools
Experts argue that teaching speaking skills is as crucial as literacy and numeracy. Discover why oracy education deserves a place in the curriculum.
Starmer pressed to deliver on speaking skills pledge
Education leaders and campaigners call on the Prime Minister to deliver on his pledge to integrate oracy into the national curriculum, highlighting its critical role in students' future success.
UK aid cuts endanger children's education and lives
Reductions in UK foreign aid are set to devastate education programs and increase child mortality rates in vulnerable regions, experts warn.
Westminster allotment plans spark fury
Residents in Westminster are up in arms over contentious plans to redevelop local allotments, sparking a heated debate over green spaces and urban development.
Govt transfers riverside land control to Housing Ministry
The UK government has controversially transferred control of riverside land from local authorities to the Ministry of Housing, sparking concerns over local democracy and development priorities.
Labour's 1.5 million home plan for UK housing crisis
Shadow Environment Secretary Steve Reed unveils Labour's ambitious housing strategy, pledging 1.5 million new homes to address Britain's chronic shortage while balancing environmental concerns.
Screen-Free Gadget Keeps Kids Entertained for Hours
Discover the genius screen-free gadget that parents swear by to keep children engaged for hours. A brilliant investment for modern families!
Elliot Page's school lesson on masculinity causes controversy
Primary schools in the UK are facing controversy after introducing a lesson featuring actor Elliot Page discussing masculinity. Critics argue the content is inappropriate for young children.
High Court rejects Wimbledon expansion plan
The High Court has ruled against the controversial expansion of Wimbledon Park, a project supported by Mayor Sadiq Khan, citing environmental and legal concerns.
Manchester's luxury transformation sparks debate
Manchester is undergoing a dramatic shift, with luxury apartments and high-end developments reshaping the city into a playground for the affluent, raising concerns about affordability and local identity.
Pesticide mixtures raise pregnancy complication risks
Exposure to a mixture of pesticides during pregnancy may increase the risk of complications, according to groundbreaking research. Learn how these chemicals impact maternal and fetal health.
Mel Robbins: From Self-Doubt to Self-Help Stardom
Mel Robbins, the renowned self-help guru, has defied her critics and cemented her status as a leading voice in personal development. Discover her journey from self-doubt to global success.
California Forever: Solano County's High-Tech Transformation
A bold new initiative aims to turn Solano County into a thriving manufacturing and tech centre, promising jobs and economic growth but facing local opposition.
Vaping in pregnancy may cause facial deformities - study
New research suggests nicotine from e-cigarettes may disrupt fetal development, leading to potential facial deformities in newborns.
Tokyo's retro arcades fall to gentrification
Tokyo's historic shotengai shopping arcades, beloved for their old-world charm, are disappearing due to rapid gentrification. Discover how modernisation is reshaping the city's cultural landscape.
Mike Waltz UN bid rocked by group chat scandal
US diplomat Mike Waltz faces controversy as leaked group chat messages threaten his UN ambassador nomination for global development.
Black families homeschool to avoid racist curricula
A growing number of Black families in the UK are choosing homeschooling to avoid racially biased education systems and outdated curricula.
WAFCON 2025: Spectacle of goals but future talent in doubt
The Women's Africa Cup of Nations dazzles with thrilling matches and vibrant fan culture, yet questions linger about the development of future talent.
California fury over Albion Headlands development
Residents of a tranquil Californian village are up in arms over controversial plans to build luxury homes on the ecologically sensitive Albion Headlands, sparking fears of irreversible environmental damage.
Billionaire transforms Las Vegas parking lot into urban hub
A billionaire investor has unveiled ambitious plans to convert a vast Las Vegas parking lot into a dynamic mixed-use development, promising to redefine the city's urban landscape.
Luxury homes planned on ancient burial site spark fury
Residents and historians are furious over controversial plans to construct 20 high-end residences on a historic burial site in Westminster, sparking fears of disrespecting the dead.
Seth Rogen: Adolescence lasts until 35
Actor and comedian Seth Rogen sparks debate by suggesting adolescence extends into the mid-30s. Experts weigh in on the science behind prolonged youth.
Sex education in UK schools to be revamped
Labour's Bridget Phillipson announces plans to revamp sex education in UK schools, ensuring lessons are age-appropriate and evidence-based.
Scotland's grassroots golf crisis in golf's homeland
Despite being the birthplace of golf, Scotland faces challenges in nurturing young talent. Discover the state of grassroots golf and what's being done to revive the sport.
Trump's Influence on UK Aid Cuts Still Felt in Africa
New report reveals lasting effects of UK aid reductions influenced by Trump administration, sparking debate on foreign policy priorities.
Supernanny: Stop using iPads as digital pacifiers
Parenting expert Jo Frost urges parents to ditch screens and reconnect with their children through meaningful interactions.
Mexico City gentrification backlash echoes global housing anger
Residents of Mexico City are pushing back against rapid gentrification, mirroring worldwide frustrations with overtourism and unaffordable housing.
Elderly woman’s £1.5m refusal pays off as home value soars
An elderly woman’s refusal to sell her modest home for £1.5 million has paid off spectacularly as the property’s value soars amidst a high-rise development boom.
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