Hundreds of Thousands Flee Beirut Amid Israeli Bombardment
Over 500,000 displaced in Lebanon as Israeli strikes target Beirut suburbs, causing destruction and societal tensions.
Over 500,000 displaced in Lebanon as Israeli strikes target Beirut suburbs, causing destruction and societal tensions.
15 Australian universities face international student cap cuts in 2025, with Federation University hardest hit; critics call caps arbitrary.
Teacher arrested after allegedly punching shopper in face during argument over rotisserie chicken in South Carolina supermarket.
Heidi Liddle describes crushing guilt and haunting screams as she testifies at Southport attack inquiry alongside Leanne Lucas.
Starmer admits need for change after defence secretary resigns over military spending row, with US adding pressure for increased UK defence investment.
University of St Andrews tops The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide for first time, beating Oxford and Cambridge.
Brazil deploys thousands of troops to Rio, São Paulo, and borders to crack down on organised crime amid rising gang violence and drug trafficking.
Ofqual monitors Edexcel A Level maths paper after 19,000 sign petition over extreme difficulty, leaving students in tears.
Three dead and over 90 missing after building collapse at Islamic boarding school in East Java; rescue ongoing.
Safeguarding review reveals Surrey council visited wrong address day before Sara Sharif's murder, highlighting multiple agency failures.
Nationwide Invasion Day events and rallies on 26 January 2026, including Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, and other cities, with reduced restrictions in Sydney.
Zelenskyy says next peace talks depend on Middle East security; backs US-Israel strikes on Iran, calling Tehran Putin's accomplice.
A teenage pupil at Eton College has been found dead in an unexplained but non-suspicious incident, police say.
Australia's student loan indexation hits 7.1%, adding thousands to debts and trapping graduates in a cycle, prompting calls for urgent reform.
Ukrainians have normalised war as moral clarity fades, with the world tolerating Russia's aggression despite civilian resistance and international awards.
Brown University agrees with Trump administration to restore $50m in research funding, ending federal investigations without penalty.
Princess of Wales visits Reggio Emilia schools founded with WWII scrap metal proceeds, her first overseas trip since cancer treatment.
Heidi Liddle and Leanne Lucas give emotional testimony at Southport attack inquiry, describing guilt and ostracism.
FBI probes London teacher William Vahey, who abused over 90 boys globally before suicide.
Russian strikes kill six in Ukraine, triggering nationwide air alert; US considers easing oil sanctions; anti-drone system heads to Middle East.
An anonymous surgeon describes treating protesters shot by security forces during Iran's crackdown, with hospitals overwhelmed by hundreds of gunshot wounds.
Teacher James Coltella blamed Italian heritage for touching pupils' legs and singing inappropriate lyrics at Tonbridge School; found guilty of serious misconduct but not banned.
Rifaat al-Assad, known as the 'Butcher of Hama' for his role in the 1982 massacre, has died aged 88 after a brief illness.
British tourist among 20 charged in Dubai for sharing Iranian missile strike video under UAE cybercrime laws, facing jail and deportation.
Israeli airstrike kills 12 medical workers in Lebanon; Hezbollah civilian wings targeted as war escalates.
As the Declaration of Independence turns 250, US history teachers navigate political divides to teach its legacy honestly, facing scrutiny and backlash.
Kurdish workers in Sarkand village continue charcoal production amid the Iran war, balancing work and Ramadan prayers.
John Swinney survives no-confidence vote but faces criticism over passive role in exams fiasco, with Greens demanding U-turn.
Pressure grows on UK government to reform student loans as minister admits problems; Martin Lewis clashes with Kemi Badenoch over Plan 2 loans.
A 10-year-old girl had nine braids ripped out in a school bullying attack in Ashford, Surrey. Her cousin speaks out about the incident and the family's demand for safety guarantees.