Principal Who Disarmed School Shooter Named Prom King
Oklahoma principal Kirk Moore, who disarmed a school shooter, speaks out and is named prom king for his heroic act.
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Drama School Behind Owen Cooper Inspires Northern Talent
Drama MOB, the Manchester school behind Owen Cooper's rise, inspires northern talent with classes and a casting agency.
Glasgow Equal Pay Strikes Suspended After Council Deal
Glasgow equal pay strikes suspended after council and unions agree to work on a financial deal, targeting payment by October.
Interior Design Expert Shares Five Budget-Friendly Ways to Upgrade Any Room
Interior design expert Genevieve Rosen-Biller shares five budget-friendly tips to upgrade any room, including painting, re-upholstering, decluttering, and styling bookshelves.
Bonkers tops list of British slang adopted by Americans, study finds
Study finds 'bonkers' is the most popular Britishism used by Americans, with Gen Z and women leading the trend.
Imperial College London Tops UK Rankings, Beating Oxford and Cambridge for First Time
Imperial College London tops UK rankings for first time, beating Oxford and Cambridge; overall UK university performance declines.
Eerie Abandoned Japanese School with Ghostly Figure Discovered by UK Explorer
UK explorer finds ghostly figure in abandoned Japanese school untouched since 2011 tsunami.
Ten-Year-Old Maths Prodigy Achieves Third A-Level Pass
Ten-year-old Yasha Asley from Leicester earns A* in A-level Statistics, his third top-grade pass, and hopes to attend university.
Three Injured in Manchester School Stabbing, Teenage Girl Arrested
Three injured in stabbing at Co-op Academy in Manchester; teenage girl arrested, injuries not serious, school in lockdown.
Ed Sheeran Launches Foundation to Boost Music Education in UK Schools
Ed Sheeran launches foundation to support music education in UK, providing instruments and opportunities for over 12,000 young people.
NRL Star Nathan Cleary Apologises for Breaching Coronavirus Lockdown
NRL star Nathan Cleary apologises for breaching coronavirus lockdown, accepting a two-game ban and $30,000 fine for social distancing violations.
Fears over Tyneside daycare future as council reviews services
South Tyneside Council denies closure decisions on STANLEY daycare centres amid budget review, staff concerns, and political dispute.
Norfolk School with 52 Pupils in Special Measures
Erpingham VC Church of England Primary School in Norfolk has been placed in special measures after an Ofsted report found pupils have too many gaps in knowledge and are not prepared for the next stage of learning.
Council's Go Fresh Club Launches World Cup Menu for Schools
South Lanarkshire Council's Go Fresh Club will celebrate the World Cup with a themed menu in schools on June 11, featuring fun dishes like Chicken 'football' poppers and Cheese and bean 'half time' pastry.
South Ayrshire Nursery Praised for Significant Strengths
Barrhill Early Years Centre received 'very good' grades in three quality indicators after an unannounced Care Inspectorate inspection, highlighting leadership, play, and learning.
10 Maths Puzzles That Baffled the Internet
10 viral maths puzzles that stumped the internet, from order of operations debates to logic problems and simple arithmetic tricks.
Ayesha Curry's Cast-Iron Fruit Cake: A Foolproof Dessert for Busy Cooks
Ayesha Curry shares a foolproof cast-iron fruit cake recipe using boxed cake mix, perfect for quick desserts.
USA co-hosts aim to justify World Cup hype with Pochettino
The USA co-hosts World Cup 2026 with an imbalanced squad under Pochettino, featuring 10 defenders and key omissions. They face Australia, Turkey, and Paraguay in Group D.
Schools Convert Toilet Cubicles into Isolation Booths for Disruptive Pupils, Claims Children's Commi
Children's Commissioner warns schools are converting toilet cubicles into isolation booths for disruptive pupils, calling the practice degrading and harmful to mental health.
Sourdough Bread Baked with Yeast from 5,000-Year-Old Mummy Ötzi
Scientists bake sourdough bread using yeast from 5,000-year-old mummy Ötzi the Iceman, and plan to brew beer with it.
Record Number Think University Not Worth It
Record numbers attend university but many question its value, with one third of graduates earning no extra money and rising debts.
Student Tom Dingle's Death Ruled Suicide After Girlfriend's Tragedy
Teenager Tom Dingle, 19, took his own life weeks after finding girlfriend Natasha Braithwaite dead in her university halls, inquest hears.
Schoolgirl's Body Left on Bedroom Floor for Nearly 10 Hours as Police and Paramedics Argue Over Prot
A 17-year-old girl's body was left on her bedroom floor for nearly 10 hours as police and paramedics argued over protocol in Johnstone, Scotland.
Westminster to Offer Free School Meals to All Pupils Aged 3 to 14
Westminster City Council to offer free school meals to all pupils aged 3-14 from September, covering nursery and secondary schools.
Why Being Overly Agreeable Isn't Romantic, Women Say
A Reddit thread reveals that women find excessive agreeableness in relationships exhausting and boring, preferring partners who engage and express opinions.
Trainer's 3-minute pre-walk trick for calm dog on leash
Dog trainer Lisa Burton shares a simple three-minute pre-walk routine to help dogs walk calmly on a loose lead, reducing excitement and pulling behavior.
West Lothian Student Wins UK Young Engineer of the Year
Kanav Jain from Broxburn wins UK Young Engineer of the Year for his autonomous VTOL quadplane project 'AeroAid' at the Big Bang competition.
Campaign Launched Against Welsh Plans to Ban Smacking Children
Campaign launched against Welsh Government plans to ban smacking children, arguing it would criminalise parents and overwhelm services.
Football game with stars highlights UK's poor paternity leave
Ugo Monye and Troy Deeney led a football match outside Westminster to protest UK paternity leave, which is the worst in Europe at just 2 weeks.
Poor Aim Could Help Amateurs Win at Darts, Study Finds
Amateur darts players can improve scores by aiming at the lower-left of the bullseye instead of treble 20, according to a University of Nottingham study.
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