Rescued Thai Sailors Return Home After Strait of Hormuz Attack, Three Still Missing
Twenty rescued Thai sailors return home after their cargo ship was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz; three crew members remain missing.
Category : Education
Private School Blames Labour VAT Policy as It Announces Closure
Immanuel College Prep School in Hertfordshire announces closure, blaming Labour's VAT policy and financial pressures.
US Orders Non-Essential Staff to Leave Iraq Amid Iran Tensions
US orders non-essential staff to leave Iraq amid escalating Iran tensions, as Revolutionary Guards warn of confrontation.
Teen Addicted to Deodorant Inhalation Continues Despite Cousin's Death
A 15-year-old Australian girl continues inhaling deodorant despite her cousin's death from the practice, highlighting the dangers of chroming.
Friends Pay Tribute to 'Wonderful Nurse' Cait O'Brien After She Was Murdered
Cait O'Brien, a 31-year-old nurse recovering from brain surgery, was allegedly murdered by her boyfriend in Melbourne. Friends pay tribute.
West Lothian Faces Calls for School Mobile Phone Ban
Scotland's largest teaching union urges West Lothian Council to ban mobile phones in all schools, citing harm to young people and disruption to learning.
East London School Faces Backlash Over Gaza Fast for Pupils
George Green's School in East London faces criticism for asking pupils to fast for Gaza, with a Jewish parent claiming it stigmatises Jewish students.
Parents Call for Nursery Safety Reforms After Toddler Escapes Onto Busy Road
Three-year-old James Maguire escaped nursery through broken fence, ran onto busy road. Mother demands safety reforms after Ofsted probe.
Michelle Obama to Speak at Charity Dinner in Edinburgh
Michelle Obama to speak at Hunter Foundation charity dinner in Edinburgh, raising funds for Scottish charities.
University Challenge Contestant's 'Best Surname Ever' Sparks Social Media Frenzy
University Challenge contestant Barto Joly de Lotbiniere's elaborate surname goes viral on social media, hailed as 'best surname ever'.
Chinese Students in UK Accused of Spying by Think Tank
UK investigation into Chinese 'spies' at universities may lead to arrests; academics suspected of passing sensitive technology to Beijing.
Artificial Eggshell Breakthrough Brings Moa Revival Closer, Say Scientists
Colossal Biosciences hatches chicks from 3D-printed eggshell, aiming to revive extinct giant moa, but scientists question the achievement.
UK's Cheapest Theme Parks Revealed: Free Admission and £1 Rides Top List
Study reveals UK's cheapest theme parks, with Playland Fun Park offering free admission and £1 rides, followed by The Web Adventure Park and Camel Creek.
RSPCA Urges UK Residents to Join RSPCA Week June 15
The RSPCA calls on UK animal lovers to participate in RSPCA Week from June 15-21, featuring fundraising activities and acts of kindness to support animals in need.
Mumsnet Thread Reveals Cringeworthy Job Interview Blunders
Mumsnet users share cringeworthy job interview blunders, from racist remarks to Zoom mishaps and CV lies.
Language teaching 'all but collapsed' during pandemic in Northern Ireland
British Council report finds language teaching in Northern Ireland primary schools 'all but collapsed' during pandemic, with compulsory learning shortest in Europe.
School Accused of 'Degrading' Girls Over Skirt Length Checks
Ryde Academy on Isle of Wight accused of degrading girls by making them line up for two hours to have skirts measured; those too short sent home.
Chinese A-Level Students Surge in UK University Applications
Surge in Chinese students drives 40% rise in UK university demand; UCAS chief warns of increased competition by 2025.
Liverpool West Public School Shut After Asbestos Found in Mulch
Liverpool West Public School closes for two days after bonded asbestos found in mulch, affecting over 600 students.
Russian Oligarch Dmitry Zelenov Dies After Fall in France
Russian oligarch Dmitry Zelenov dies after falling down stairs in France, latest in series of mysterious deaths among Russian elite.
Ammanford Nursery School Closure Approved by Council
Carmarthenshire councillors approved the closure of Ammanford Nursery School, transferring 80 pupils to nearby primaries to standardize education.
ADHD-Linked Disability Claims Surge by 20% in a Year
PIP claims for ADHD rose 20% in a year to 91,211, with overall psychiatric claims up 6.9%. Online 'sickfluencers' blamed.
Polling 'Nostradamus' Lichtman clashes with pundit after election prediction fails
Allan Lichtman, who predicted nine of ten US elections, clashed with Cenk Uygur after his 2024 prediction failed.
Wales offers £20k to train as teacher in shortage subjects
Wales raises teacher training incentive to £20,000 for priority subjects like Welsh, maths, and sciences to attract top graduates.
Flotilla Carrying Aid for Gaza Sets Sail from Spain
Over 70 boats carrying aid for Gaza set sail from Barcelona, aiming to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in the Palestinian territory.
Three Britons Killed in South Africa Bridge Crash
Three British charity workers and a teacher died when their car fell 75ft from a bridge in South Africa. One survivor is in hospital.
Jalen Rose's 'PTSD' Reaction as Spoelstra's Timeout Blunder Hands Pistons Win
Jalen Rose's reaction to Erik Spoelstra's timeout blunder goes viral, echoing Chris Webber's 1993 mistake.
False Knife Rumour Sparks School Panic Near Oldham
False rumours of a pupil with a knife at Saddleworth School near Oldham caused panic, with parents pulling children out. Police found no threat.
Euan Blair's Multiverse Valued at £147m Amid Apprentice Pay Concerns
Euan Blair's start-up Multiverse valued at £147m, but faces criticism over apprentice pay rates.
The 120-Year Mystery of T. Rex's Tiny Arms: Why Did They Evolve?
The 120-year mystery of T. rex's tiny arms: why did they evolve? Discovered in 1902, their purpose remains unknown.
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