Discover the crème de la crème of British education as Tatler unveils its prestigious guide to the top schools, including Kirstie Allsopp's alma mater and elite packages for the ultimate education.
Scottish singer-songwriter Nina Nesbitt stuns fans by announcing an intimate secret set in Folkestone, hinting at new music and a potential 2025 tour. Get all the exclusive details here.
UFC fighter Sean Strickland faces backlash after a viral video shows him launching into a profane tirade against commentator Charlie Kirk, bizarrely linking him to school shootings. The ex-middleweight champ's shocking comments ignite a firestorm on socia
Exclusive: A devastating wave of sophisticated cyberattacks is holding British schools hostage, disrupting exams and putting sensitive student data at risk. Experts warn of a growing national crisis in education cybersecurity.
Discover why travelling alone is the UK's fastest-growing travel trend. From complete freedom to profound self-discovery, here's why you should embark on a solo adventure this year.
Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces Labour's radical plan to transform England's education system, focusing on curriculum reform, teacher recruitment, and breaking down class barriers.
A damning investigation reveals the pervasive and systemic nature of police brutality against Black Americans, with thousands of incidents and a culture of impunity challenging the US justice system.
Discover the magical story behind 'The Sidings', a Swindon-based cinema meticulously crafted from a historic railway carriage, offering a nostalgic movie experience like no other in the UK.
A powerful new British film, 'Deaf', exposes the harrowing realities of a young mother navigating a system that refuses to listen. This must-see drama is a raw testament to resilience.
In a blistering attack on his Truth Social platform, former President Donald Trump has launched a scathing critique against independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., branding his campaign a 'disaster for America' and a vanity project for D
Exclusive internal polling reveals Robert F. Kennedy Jr is drawing significant support from key voter blocs, causing major concern among Democratic strategists and potentially reshaping the 2024 US election landscape.
Discover the Independent's in-depth review of the Loaf 'Our Perfect Mattress'. We test its comfort, support, and value for money to see if it truly lives up to its name for the perfect night's sleep in the UK.
Discover how a groundbreaking school garden programme in Tasmania is reaping a harvest of benefits, from improved student mental health and attendance to better academic engagement, by moving beyond simple horticulture.
Dame Rachel de Souza calls for urgent action, including a revamped curriculum and mandatory training, to combat deeply entrenched sexist attitudes in schools across England.
Outcry at Sheffield secondary school as new 'zero-tolerance' behaviour policy, including silent corridors and immediate detentions, leaves children distressed and parents furious. The drastic measures have been compared to a prison regime.
The inaugural Saint Carlo Film Festival dazzled attendees with a vibrant celebration of independent cinema, capped by a stunning giant photographic installation. Discover the highlights from this spectacular cultural weekend.
The Metropolitan Police is under fire after officers were filmed telling pro-Palestine activists they could not use the word 'Palestine' at a London protest. The incident, captured on video, has sparked a major free speech debate and prompted an urgent re
In a stunning upset, Jim Jarmusch's intimate family drama 'Father Mother Sister Brother', starring Cate Blanchett, has triumphed as the surprise winner of the 2025 Venice Film Festival's top prize, the Golden Lion.
A shocking new survey reveals the extreme sacrifices UK parents are making to feed their children, with 1 in 5 skipping meals and 1 in 10 visiting food banks due to the cost of living crisis.
Euphoria's Sydney Sweeney captivates Toronto Film Festival with a raw, transformative performance in 'Echo', sparking early 2025 Oscar buzz and earning a standing ovation for her daring role opposite Ben Foster.
UK government passes landmark Football Governance Bill, introducing an independent regulator with powers to impose prison sentences on club owners who break financial rules, aiming to protect clubs from reckless management.
In a landmark move for English football, a new independent regulator will be granted sweeping powers to force the sale of clubs from unfit owners and block breakaway leagues like the European Super League.
In a landmark move for public health, California, Oregon, and Washington announce a unified 'West Coast Pact' to independently review COVID-19 vaccines, prioritising safety and science over political pressure.
Read our in-depth review of the new British romantic comedy 'Honey Don't,' starring Aisling Bea and David Morrissey. Discover why this film is a refreshing take on love, relationships, and starting over.
In a surprising political move, Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski has publicly endorsed former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in his bid to be re-elected as an independent MP for Islington North, signalling a potential shift in left-wing alliances.
Horror legend Stephen King shocks readers with his candid critique of the Almighty, drawing parallels to the dark tales of the Brothers Grimm in a revealing New York event.
Google News has elevated The Independent to its prestigious tier of 'preferred' publishers, a significant move that will boost the outlet's visibility to millions of users and shape the digital news landscape.
Oscar Hudson's electrifying debut feature, 'Straight Circle', delivers a razor-sharp satire on influencer culture and male identity, hailed as a defining film for the digital generation.
Discover the UK's top eyewear brands for style, comfort, and quality. From timeless classics to cutting-edge designs, find your perfect frames with our expert guide.
Exclusive data reveals a deepening shortage of qualified physics teachers in England, with a quarter of secondary schools lacking a specialist, threatening the future of UK science and engineering.