Viral Maths Puzzle Stumps The UK: What's The Answer?
A viral maths puzzle said to be for Singaporean five-year-olds is revealed as a hoax, while the correct version and a historic Japanese puzzle offer real challenges.
Category : Education
Christy Turlington and Ed Burns Celebrate Daughter Grace Burns' NYU Graduation
Christy Turlington and Ed Burns celebrate daughter Grace Burns' graduation from NYU, as she balances modeling and academics.
Hajj and Eid al-Adha: Significance for Muslims Worldwide
Overview of the Hajj pilgrimage and Eid al-Adha, their rituals, significance, and challenges faced by Muslims worldwide.
Campaigners Urge Compulsory Healthy School Meals in England
Campaigners call for compulsory healthy school meals in England as report highlights 50 years of political and economic pressures undermining nutrition.
80 Years On: The 1945 Pan-African Congress in Manchester and Its Enduring Legacy
80 years on, the 1945 Pan-African Congress in Manchester inspires new generations with its call for Black unity and liberation.
Wales Live Blog: News, Weather, Traffic June 14
Stay informed with WalesOnline's live blog for Sunday, June 14. Get the latest news, weather, and traffic updates from across Wales and beyond.
Clock and Table Riddle Baffles Britain
A tricky riddle involving clocks, tables, and cups has stumped thousands online. The answer depends on spotting subtle differences in the final image.
Long-Lost Photos of Nazi Massacre in Athens Unearthed
Greece recovers long-lost photos of 1944 Nazi execution of 200 communists in Athens, hailed as historically significant.
UAE Travel Warning: FCDO Advises Against Non-Essential Travel After Drone Strike
UK FCDO advises against non-essential travel to UAE after Iranian drone strike on Kuwait airport, citing significant security risks and potential for further attacks.
Knife Crisis in UK Schools: Pupils as Young as 7 Carrying Blades
New data reveals 748 knife offences in UK schools in 2025, with pupils as young as seven carrying blades. Calls for metal detectors and zero tolerance.
UK Overseas Territories Top List of World’s Leading Tax Havens
UK overseas territories top global tax haven list, with British Virgin Islands ranked as greatest enabler of corporate tax abuse.
Teachers Share Strategies for Handling ‘Six-Seven’ Classroom Craze
UK teachers share strategies for handling the 'six-seven' meme craze in classrooms, from ignoring to banning the phrase.
Teacher Who Filmed Putin's School Propaganda Wins Bafta, Eyes Oscar
Pavel Talankin's undercover film exposes Putin's school propaganda, wins Bafta and is Oscar-nominated.
St Andrews Tops UK University Rankings, Beating Oxford and Cambridge for First Time
St Andrews tops UK university rankings for first time, beating Oxford and Cambridge in The Times Good University Guide.
Barron Trump Enrols at NYU's Stern School of Business
Barron Trump starts at NYU Stern School of Business, ending speculation over his college choice.
Former M&P Store to Become New College Campus
The former M&P motorcycle store in Gorseinon, which closed in 2025 with 50 redundancies, will be transformed into a modern campus for built environment and renewable technology courses, opening in late 2028.
4 Top Chefs Share One Secret for Juicy Chicken
Four professional chefs unanimously recommend brining as the key to juicy, flavorful chicken. Learn their expert tips for perfect results every time.
Chef-Approved Secret for Juicy Chicken Revealed
Four top chefs share their essential tip for cooking succulent, moist chicken. Learn the one technique they all recommend for perfect results.
Tartan Army Parties in Boston Streets Before Scotland vs Haiti
Scotland fans flood Boston's Union Street area, singing and dancing ahead of their World Cup opener against Haiti. Supporters in kilts and saltires enjoy the atmosphere before heading to Gillette Stadium.
Andy Burnham: Not Enough Done for Young People
Andy Burnham, Labour candidate in the Makerfield by-election, calls for more youth services and investment, warning that young people are being left without a path in modern life.
Missing Woman Rescued from Muddy Puddle After 3 Days
Two men discovered a missing woman buried in a muddy puddle in Minneapolis, over 100 miles from her home. She had been missing for three days and whispered for help.
North East Kids Learn Self-Rescue After Drownings
North East leisure centres teach essential water safety skills during Drowning Prevention Week after 17 died in May heatwave. Children learn self-rescue and how to help others.
Bristol Music Teacher Banned for Life After Affair with Pupil
Bristol music teacher Ben Hughes-Games banned for life after affair with pupil, described as 'risk worth taking'.
BBC Alba Launch on Freeview Forces Radio Cuts in Scotland
BBC ALBA launches on Freeview in Scotland, replacing 13 radio services in evenings to free capacity, sparking criticism over prioritisation of Gaelic channel.
Why 'Like' and Other Junk Speech Drive Me Mad in Britain
Louis de Bernières rants against junk speech, like 'like', and its link to junk food littering in Norfolk. He argues for precise language and laments the loss of regional dialects.
London Primary Schools Face Closure as Birth Rate Decline Hits Pupil Numbers
London primary schools face closure as birth rate decline leads to thousands fewer pupils, with 3,800 fewer reception children expected by 2027.
Northwestern Mandates Antisemitism Training Amid Pressure
Northwestern University mandates antisemitism training amid federal pressure, but critics say it conflates anti-Zionism with antisemitism and fails to protect Jewish students.
University of Greater Manchester Under Fraud Inquiry
Regulators investigate University of Greater Manchester over fraud, bribery, and bullying allegations; vice-chancellor suspended.
Boy, 11, Killed by Train While Watching Phone Video at Level Crossing
An 11-year-old boy was killed by a train at a level crossing while watching a video on his phone, an investigation found.
Child Protection Failures Persist Two Decades After Victoria Climbié
Two decades after Victoria Climbié, UK child protection failures persist, with recent child deaths highlighting systemic issues.
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