Three Schoolchildren Hospitalised After Copper Sulphate Poisoning in Science Lab
Three schoolchildren in Oxfordshire were hospitalised after ingesting copper sulphate in a science lab incident. All have since returned home.
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Catholic School Bans K-Pop Songs Over Demon References
Lilliput Church of England Infant School bans K-pop songs from Netflix's 'KPop Demon Hunters' over demon references, citing Christian ethos clash.
Trump's 'Grass Has a Life' Comment Fuels Health Speculation
Trump's comment that 'grass has a life also' after a six-day absence sparks health concerns; cognitive test and bruising also noted.
Golden Time (and Other Behavioural Management Strategies) review – a magic hour
Kate Ireland's one-woman show at Edinburgh Fringe explores the pressures of school rewards and productivity, blending humour and poetry.
Iran Executes Three Men Over January Anti-Government Protests
Iran executes three men over January protests amid wave of hangings; rights groups condemn unfair trials and urge international action.
Gaza schoolgirl shot dead by Israeli forces in classroom
Israeli forces shot dead a third-grade student in a tent classroom in northern Gaza, causing psychological shock to classmates.
Arrest Made After Armed Police Called to Reading College Over Student Assault
Armed police responded to an assault at Reading College; a student was injured and an arrest has been made. Injuries are non-life-threatening.
The crisis whisperer: how Adam Tooze makes sense of our bewildering age
Historian Adam Tooze, author of 'Crashed', has become a go-to guide on financial crises, climate emergency, and global order breakdown, offering sharp critiques of Biden and Trump.
Headteacher Jailed for Wrench Attack on Deputy in Affair Rage
Headteacher Anthony Felton jailed for attacking deputy with wrench due to sexual jealousy over affair at Welsh school.
'Living Nostradamus' Predicts Solar Storms and Arctic Wars
Brazilian mystic Athos Salomé predicts a major solar storm in March 2026 and warns of wars in the Sahel and Arctic regions.
21 Must-Have University Essentials for 2024, Picked by Experts
Expert picks of 21 university essentials for 2024, including gadgets, kitchen items, and comfort goods, from £10.
Harry Lawtey and Toby Jones on bringing Richard Burton back to the screen
Harry Lawtey and Toby Jones discuss their roles in 'Mr Burton', a film about Richard Burton's early life and his mentor.
Smacking Research Reveals Harmful Effects on Children
New research shows that smacking children teaches them aggression and harms their mental health, with experts calling for a legal ban in England and Northern Ireland.
First Look at Permanent Home for Liverpool's Newest School
New images reveal the proposed permanent home for King's Leadership Academy Wavertree, with a formal planning application due later this year. The school aims to accommodate 1,050 pupils by 2029.
Whitehall Row Over School PE Funding Cuts
Whitehall row over proposed cuts to PE funding by DHSC and DfE, threatening Starmer's sports commitments. Ministers overrule DHSC cuts.
Stacey Solomon in Tears as Sons Return to School After Six Months
Stacey Solomon breaks down in tears as her two eldest sons return to school after six months of lockdown, sharing emotional videos on Instagram.
Triplets Graduate Together From Cardiff University
Triplets Rose, Maudie and Grace Orgill graduate from Cardiff University, honouring their late grandfather with ribbons and flowers.
Mary Beard: Cambridge 'Better Off' Without 'Thick White Rugger Buggers'
Mary Beard says Cambridge is better without 'thick white rugger buggers', sparking debate on diversity and free speech.
15 Oxfordshire Schools Shut After Burst Water Main
15 schools in Oxfordshire closed after burst water main leaves thousands without water; repairs ongoing.
Why I Back Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Maddy Mussen, who grew up glued to a desktop in the 2010s, explains why she supports the UK government's ban on social media for under-16s, citing infinite scroll, self-obsession, and toxic algorithms.
Northern Universities Miss Out on £54m Global Talent Fund
Northern universities miss out on £54m global talent fund, sparking accusations of undermining innovation in the north.
Hundreds of UK Schools Closed as Storm Goretti Brings Snow
Hundreds of UK schools closed as snow and ice persist. Storm Goretti expected Thursday, bringing further disruption. Coldest night of year recorded.
Ayrshire Special School Gets Mixed HMIE Report
Pebbles Academy in Muirkirk was rated 'good' for learning and teaching and 'satisfactory' for attainment by HMIE Scotland, with areas for improvement identified.
UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s: Podcast Examines Evidence
UK PM Starmer announces social media ban for under-16s. Scientists question evidence, campaigners say it lets platforms off hook. Podcast explores harms and impact.
Starbucks Korea Shuts Stores for History Lesson After Promotion Disaster
Starbucks Korea will close all stores for mandatory history training after a promotion on the anniversary of the Gwangju massacre sparked boycotts and political backlash.
Italia 90: How Sports Science Changed England's World Cup
Professor John Brewer, the FA's first head of human performance, reveals how he used bleep tests and dietary advice to prepare England for Italia 90, despite initial resistance from players and medical staff.
Maths Teacher Taught Argentina's World Cup Stars
Luciana Alvarengue, a maths teacher at River Plate's school, taught Enzo Fernández and Julián Álvarez. She recalls their contrasting personalities and her pride as they aim for another World Cup.
Some College, No Degree: Impossible to Graduate
A photo essay explores the stories of four Americans who left college without a degree due to financial instability, family, illness, and addiction, highlighting a growing national crisis.
Why Teaching Children Proper English Matters
Grammar teaching helps children become better writers; parents need not know technical terms to support learning.
California Bans Ultra-Processed Foods in Schools
California passes first law banning ultra-processed foods in schools, defining UPFs and leading a national trend.
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