UK Prioritises Poverty Reduction Over Self-Interest in Aid Cuts, Minister Says
UK development minister Jenny Chapman says aid cuts prioritise poverty reduction over self-interest, contrasting with US approach, as NGOs criticise impact.
UK development minister Jenny Chapman says aid cuts prioritise poverty reduction over self-interest, contrasting with US approach, as NGOs criticise impact.
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The Academy of St Francis of Assisi in Kensington, Liverpool, has been awarded an outstanding rating following a joint denominational inspection by the Diocese and Archdiocese of Liverpool.
Parents of baby killed at nursery call for mandatory CCTV and Ofsted reforms after footage led to manslaughter conviction.
UK plans evacuation of 76,000 Britons as Middle East airspace closures strand hundreds of thousands after US and Israeli attacks on Iran.
Wales will introduce statutory guidance to restrict mobile phone use in schools, following a consultation. The move aims to reduce distractions and improve learning, with strong support from staff.
Student protesters arrested at University of London occupy Senate House; police accused of punching demonstrator.
University of Melbourne law professor sues for discrimination after leaked email criticising 'Blak' activists and cultural safety review.
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A 15-year-old student shot a teacher and then himself at a Texas high school; no other injuries reported.
One in five UK universities cut research, including cancer and heart disease work, due to funding erosion from government and charities.
Christopher King attacks Labour's 'toxic portrayal' of private schools and plans to add VAT to fees, accusing critics of hypocrisy over selection by house price.
Single mum fined £1,000 by Hounslow Council for leaving envelope by full bins; fears impact on job and DBS check.
DfE data shows 97,000 children homeschooled in England in summer 2023, up 11,000 from start of year, with lifestyle reasons cited.
A 22-year-old Malaysian student at Northumbria University dies from suspected meningococcal meningitis; antibiotics offered as precaution.
Analysis of the global humanitarian, economic, and geopolitical fallout from Trump's Iran war, and why it must be stopped.
Pope Francis visits Cameroon amid separatist conflict and political crisis, raising hopes for healing and peace.
Esther Ghey and Kate Winslet urge PM to legally ban smartphones in schools, citing harms to children's mental health and safety.
Kensington Palace confirms Prince George, 12, will attend Eton College from September, following in his father Prince William's footsteps at the £63,000-a-year school.
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Afghanistan says 400 killed in Pakistani airstrike on Kabul hospital; Pakistan denies targeting civilian facility.
Dundee University plans to cut 190 more jobs to save £20m after 645 posts already lost. The Scottish Government expresses deep concern over the move.
US State Department sets up 12 regional disaster response hubs to coordinate emergency humanitarian aid, replacing functions of dismantled USAID.
Prince George, 12, will start at Eton College in September, following in the footsteps of his father Prince William and uncle Prince Harry. The £63,000-a-year school has educated 20 prime ministers.
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Experts warn travellers to verify gadget cover in travel insurance policies to avoid costly mistakes. Separate gadget insurance may offer higher limits.
Supernanny Jo Frost says modern parents are 'disabling' children by not teaching essential life skills like using a knife and fork or brushing teeth.
Alexander Peden Primary in Harthill earns the prestigious Gold Reading Schools Award from the Scottish Book Trust for building a positive reading culture through creative literacy activities.
Darren Rigby, 21, jailed for 28 months for sending hoax emails threatening death to three Merseyside schools.
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