Hero Principal Disarms Shooter, Crowned Prom King
Kirk Moore, an Oklahoma high school principal shot while tackling a former student planning a Columbine-style attack, was celebrated as prom king by his students weeks after the incident.
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Pope Leo Calls for Ukraine Peace During Africa Tour
Pope Leo has appealed for an end to the war in Ukraine, calling for weapons to fall silent and dialogue to prevail. The Pontiff made his plea during a Mass in Angola, attended by 100,000 people.
Teacher Banned for Inappropriate Late-Night Texts to Teen Pupil
A married boarding school teacher has been permanently banned from classrooms after bombarding a teenage pupil with 'weird' and 'un-teacher like' late-night messages over WhatsApp and email.
City & Guilds Bonuses Scrutinised Amid Privatisation Plans
The charity City & Guilds is under investigation for awarding large bonuses to executives while planning to privatise parts of its operations, raising concerns about governance and public trust.
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Lebanese Return to South Amid Ceasefire, Flattened Neighbourhoods
Residents of southern Lebanon are cautiously returning to their homes after a ceasefire with Israel, facing widespread destruction and uncertain prospects for rebuilding.
Weekend Photos: Pope in Africa, Conflict, and Global Scenes
A visual journey through the weekend's events, featuring Pope Leo XIV's African tour, ceasefire returns in Lebanon, and diverse global moments from Ukraine to Hong Kong.
Readers Imagine a World Without Mistakes
Guardian readers explore a hypothetical world where no one ever makes mistakes, from evolution to inventions, football to philosophy, in this thought-provoking discussion.
Bounty Mutiny Register Returns Home, Highlighting Women's Resilience
The historic Pitcairn Register, documenting descendants of HMS Bounty mutineers and enslaved Tahitian women, is returning to Norfolk Island after nearly two centuries in London.
Melissa Lucashenko on Rebuilding Indigenous Social Cohesion
Author Melissa Lucashenko discusses the urgent need to rebuild social cohesion among Indigenous Australians, highlighting community-led initiatives and cultural resilience.
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Behaviour Tsar: Weak Parenting Forces Schools to Be Strict
Government behaviour advisor Tom Bennett says parents' weak discipline creates a 'parenting gap', forcing schools to impose strict rules as pupil suspensions soar and complaints hit millions.
Principal Tackles Shooter, Crowned Prom King by Students
Kirk Moore, principal of Pauls Valley High School, was honoured as prom king after being shot while disarming a gunman inspired by Columbine. Students cheered as he accepted the crown.
Unsung Women of Nuremberg Trials Revealed After 80 Years
A new book uncovers the vital roles women played in the Nuremberg Trials, from lawyers to resistance fighters, challenging the male-dominated narrative of Nazi justice.
Pope Leo XIV in Angola at Slave Trade Shrine, Urges Anti-Corruption
Pope Leo XIV visited Angola's Mama Muxima shrine, a former slave trade hub, calling for justice against corruption while reflecting on the Church's historical role in slavery.
Mary Beard's 'Talking Classics' Questions Ancient Studies' Relevance
Classicist Mary Beard's new book 'Talking Classics' presents a conflicted view of Greek and Roman studies, questioning their modern relevance while acknowledging their historical significance.
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Viral Russian Blogger's Kremlin Critique Sparks Political Fallout
Victoria Bonya's scathing video on Russian governance issues has drawn 26 million views, as the Kremlin publicly responds and Putin's approval ratings continue to slide.
Harvard Slavery Research Exodus Amid Obstruction Claims
Harvard University's $100 million slavery legacy project is embroiled in controversy as researchers quit or are fired, alleging obstruction and lack of transparency in examining ties to Antigua and the Caribbean.
French Man Apologises for Family's Role in Transatlantic Slavery
Pierre Guillon de Prince, 86, has made a historic apology in Nantes for his ancestors' involvement in slavery, believed to be the first such formal act in France.
Thousands to Skip GCSEs Amid Anti-School Movement
Record school absenteeism and a growing anti-exam movement mean thousands of students won't sit GCSEs this year, with trust in education systems declining.
Iran Reverses Strait Opening, Escalating US Standoff
Iran has closed the Strait of Hormuz, reversing an earlier decision, in response to the US blockade of its ports. The move threatens global oil supplies and risks renewed conflict.
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Toddler Fatally Crushed by Falling Goalpost in Brazil
A three-year-old girl died after a metal goalpost collapsed on her head at a private school in Brazil, prompting an investigation and safety warnings.
Teacher Banned for Taking Indecent Photos at School
A science teacher has been banned from the profession indefinitely after admitting to taking indecent images of himself on school premises during working hours at The Abbey School in Kent.
Pope Concludes Cameroon Visit, Heads to Angola
Pope Leo XIV wrapped up his Cameroon visit with a Mass in Yaounde, attended by President Paul Biya, before flying to Angola where he'll address corruption and reconciliation in a nation scarred by civil war and slavery.
UK School Dinners 'Stodgy' vs European Fresh Food
As England tightens school food standards, readers contrast heavily processed UK meals with fresher, adult-style lunches in France, Spain and Slovakia, sparking debate on nutrition and inclusivity.
Russia Loots Ukrainian Culture, Recovery a Huge Challenge
Ukraine struggles to reclaim thousands of artworks looted by Russia, with digital archives key to tracing losses amid global cultural diplomacy tensions.
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Global Tensions and Culture in This Week's Top Photos
From Middle East conflicts to Orthodox Easter celebrations, this week's photographs highlight global crises, political shifts, and cultural events across 20 powerful images.
UN Rapporteur's Genocide Report Sparks Global Debate
Francesca Albanese faces backlash after accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza, highlighting the intense global divisions over the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Michigan Regent's Lewd Messages Emerge in Heated Election Race
University of Michigan regent Jordan Acker faces scrutiny over obscene Slack messages, as a tense board election reflects campus divisions over Israel-Palestine issues.
Weekend Reads: Iran's AI Memes, Abandoned Stores, Cherry Blossoms
Discover six compelling articles covering Iran's social media propaganda, a derelict Welsh department store, ancient Japanese cherry blossom records, sperm whale communication, and Lena Dunham's reflections on fame.
Kids' Quiz: Sun Colour and Glow-in-the-Dark Science
Test your knowledge with five multiple-choice questions set by children, exploring topics like the sun's colour and glow-in-the-dark phenomena. Submit your own junior brainteasers for future quizzes.
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Black and Indigenous Patriots Honored in US Revolution History
As America approaches its 250th anniversary, programs nationwide are highlighting the crucial roles played by Black and Indigenous patriots during the Revolutionary War, challenging traditional narratives.
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