Psychic Generation: A Third of Gen Z Believe in Extrasensory Powers
30% of Gen Z believe they are psychic, according to a US survey, citing intuition and pattern recognition as evidence.
30% of Gen Z believe they are psychic, according to a US survey, citing intuition and pattern recognition as evidence.
NASUWT survey finds nearly a quarter of female teachers faced misogyny from pupils, with union warning of a 'masculinity crisis' in UK schools.
Dr Tim Causer invites readers to join the Transcribe Bentham project, helping to digitise and transcribe the philosopher's manuscripts for a digital archive.
Colin Williams, a pioneering educator and geographer who championed bilingual education and minority languages, has died at 78. His work transformed language policy in Wales and beyond.
A family friend from Gerard Gardens is organizing a charity event to raise funds for baby Arthur Hughes, who urgently needs a liver transplant due to a rare genetic condition.
Discover how adding vodka to your washing machine can eliminate musty odors from towels, leaving them fresh. Expert tips and alternative hacks included.
Experts reveal that dining in front of a mirror can lessen cravings for unhealthy foods by triggering feelings of guilt and reducing taste enjoyment, according to a new study.
Dietitian Sara Haas shares a simple trick to elevate your BLT sandwich: grating garlic into mayonnaise. This easy step adds bold flavor without overpowering the classic combination.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is expected to announce a social media ban for under-16s, including restrictions on chatbots and late-night scrolling for teens, following Australia's lead.
Learn how dryer sheets can neutralize static electricity on skirting boards and windowsills, keeping dust away for up to a month. A cheap, easy cleaning hack for summer.
A vet explains that when dogs lick their owners, it's often a sign of affection, bonding, and emotional checking. Learn more about canine communication.
PM Starmer apologises after encouraging pupils to join viral '6-7' trend during school visit, distracting classroom.
Readers discuss Sats exams, double-decker buses, a northern PM, Guardian language, and a deer in M&S.
Seven-year-old Nyla May Bradshaw drowned in a golf course pond after being left with a childminder found via Facebook, despite her mother's explicit instructions not to take her out.
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years for national security offences; family calls sentence 'heartbreakingly cruel'.
Tenured professor Ramsi Woodcock sues University of Kentucky for banning him over Israel comments, challenging IHRA antisemitism definition.
Council overspends on special needs education rise 30% in a year, reaching £410m, as funding crisis deepens despite emergency government cash.
Teenager Han Willhoft-King left Manchester City's Under-21s to study law at Oxford, citing injuries and academic ambition.
Government to scrap mandatory GCSE resits in maths and English after curriculum review finds policy inflexible and damaging to student morale.
UK Foreign Office warns Britons to exercise caution in 16 Middle Eastern countries amid rising regional tensions, following Iran's temporary airspace closure.
Trinity Hall master Mary Hockaday defends admissions policy after memo uproar, stating commitment to widening participation unchanged.
UK tourists in Dubai describe terror as missiles fly overhead after Iran strikes; flights grounded, thousands stranded.
Deputy headteacher Liyarna Beamish and art teacher Gareth Collins banned after two-year affair at girls' grammar school in Gloucestershire.
Stuart Balfour sent WhatsApp messages while driving pupils, was sacked but not banned from teaching.
A GCSE maths question stumps students but a simple formula (n-2)x180 solves it. Tutor Saadat shares the trick to find Angle A in a pentagram.
Buddhist monks complete 2,300-mile peace walk from Texas to Washington, drawing thousands and spreading a message of compassion.
Many of Bulgarian mystic Baba Vanga's supposed prophecies were never recorded, yet her name is used to fuel conspiracy theories and pro-Russian narratives online.
Pope Leo XIV begins Africa tour in Algeria, honouring St Augustine and highlighting continent's growing importance to Catholic Church.
Pope Leo XIV denies debating Trump over Iran war, says peace message is Gospel-based, not political.
Exeter and UCLan cancel pro-Palestinian events, sparking free speech row. Academics condemn interference.