Putin Unveils Measures to Boost Russia's Falling Birth Rate
Putin announces measures to boost Russia's falling birth rate, including extending maternity capital payments and welfare benefits.
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China's Boot Camps Combat Internet Addiction with Controversial Methods
China's boot camps use marching and culture to treat internet addiction, but some employ controversial electric shocks.
Esther Ghey and Kate Winslet Urge Legal Ban on Smartphones in Schools
Esther Ghey and Kate Winslet urge PM Starmer to legally ban smartphones in schools, citing harms to children.
Trump Threatens University Funding Over Campus Protests
Trump threatens to cut federal funding for schools allowing 'illegal protests' and imprison 'agitators', sparking free speech concerns.
Tenured US Professor Fired Over Gaza Protest Involvement Contests Dismissal
Tenured US professor Sang Hea Kil contests dismissal over Gaza protest involvement, citing free speech and academic freedom violations.
Bridget Phillipson Unveils £4bn Overhaul of Special Educational Needs Support
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson unveils £4bn overhaul of special educational needs support in England, including tailored support in mainstream schools and 60,000 new places.
Tennessee School District Bans Doctor's Notes for Absences
Tennessee school district bans doctor's notes for absences, sparking outrage; new policy aims to prepare students for workplace attendance.
Sudan’s displaced children cannot wait for diplomacy
Sudan faces the world's largest child-displacement crisis with 5 million children displaced, yet international response remains underfunded and overlooked.
Ketamine Use in Policing Under Scrutiny After Elijah McClain Death
Elijah McClain's death highlights concerns over police use of ketamine, disproportionately affecting Black people and justified by controversial 'excited delirium' diagnosis.
Apple Martin Denies Expulsion Rumours; Ava Vidal Reflects on Stigma
Apple Martin denies expulsion rumours; Ava Vidal discusses the stigma of being expelled from boarding school.
Manosphere Crisis In Uk Schools As Female Teachers Face Misogyny
NASUWT survey finds 23.4% of female teachers faced pupil misogyny in past year, with union warning of 'masculinity crisis' in UK schools.
Michigan Pilots Free Pre-K in Home Childcare Centres
Michigan pilots free pre-K in home childcare centres, expanding access to early education for families with a $1.5m federal grant.
UW Professor Removed as Middle East Center Director Over Iran War Criticism
University of Washington professor Aria Fani removed as Middle East Center director after criticizing US-Israeli actions in Iran.
Rasht Massacre: Timeline of One Night of Iran Unrest
Reconstruction of the 8 January massacre in Rasht, Iran, based on witness accounts, videos, and hospital testimony amid a nationwide internet blackout.
How to Make the Perfect Spanish Broad Bean Stew – Recipe
A simple Spanish broad bean stew recipe that converts fava-phobics, using whole pods and cured ham for rich flavour.
UK Scholars Warn US-Israeli Bombing Threatens Iran's Cultural Heritage
UK scholars warn that US-Israeli bombing threatens Iran's cultural heritage, including UNESCO sites like Golestan Palace and Persepolis.
University Pays $200k Over Curry Microwave Food Racism Row
Indian student receives $200k settlement from US university after complaint about 'pungent' smell of his curry sparked discrimination lawsuit.
Active vs Instant Yeast: Differences Explained for Bakers
Discover the key differences between active and instant yeast, including activation methods, shelf stability, and how each affects bread texture and rise time.
Clean Orchids with Lemon Juice for Longer Blooms
Learn how a simple monthly cleaning with lemon juice can help orchids flower longer in summer by removing dust that blocks sunlight.
Vintage Baby Names Making a Comeback in the UK
Vintage baby names like Oliver, Arthur, and Amelia are making a comeback in the UK, according to an analysis of 1904 and 2024 ONS data.
Iranians Defiantly Mourn Thousands Killed in Crackdown
Iranians defiantly mourn thousands killed in deadliest crackdown under Khamenei, with 40-day memorials turning into anti-government protests.
British Publishing Heir Dies in Guatemala Plane Crash With Pregnant Wife
British-born publishing heir Harald Undrum, 53, and his pregnant wife Judith Mazariegos, 26, died in a Guatemala plane crash. The pilot, a former footballer, also perished.
Teacher Banned for Life Over Pupil Relationship
Teacher Natasha Blackmore banned for life after sharing inappropriate personal details with pupils, including relationship and drinking stories.
Pupils Secretly Record Teachers and Create Deepfake Videos, Union Warns
Pupils are secretly recording teachers and using AI to create deepfake videos showing them screaming abuse, the NASUWT union warns.
FCDO Issues New UAE Travel Warning After Drone Attack
UK FCDO advises against non-essential travel to UAE after Iranian drone attack on Kuwait airport, citing significant security risks and potential for further strikes.
UK Childcare Crisis: Nurseries Struggle as Costs Soar
UK nurseries face soaring costs, with 95% underfunded, risking closures and higher fees for parents.
Superteacher Jailed for Sexually Abusing and Raping Pupil
Nigel Leat jailed indefinitely for sexually abusing pupils aged six to eight; serious case review launched to see if earlier action could have prevented abuse.
DJ Priest's Beirut Set Draws Cheers and Controversy
Catholic priest and DJ Padre Guilherme performs sold-out set in Beirut, drawing cheers and controversy amid mixed reactions.
Teacher Sacked Over 'Homophobic Joke' Dies by Suicide
Physics teacher John Wright, 54, died by suicide after being sacked from Marlborough College for a joke about gum and gays on a school trip.
Brit School North Campus To Open On Former Bradford Car Park
Brit School to open new campus in Bradford on former car park, set to welcome 500 students aged 16-19 from 2028.
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