24 Nigerian Schoolgirls Rescued in Kebbi Abduction Crisis
All 24 schoolgirls abducted from a school in Kebbi, Nigeria, have been rescued, President Tinubu confirms. Read the latest on Nigeria
Category : Education
The Enduring Joy of Teaching English in the Age of AI
As AI transforms education, English teachers find new joy in fostering creativity and critical thinking, blending technology with traditional human-centric teaching methods.
Dog Trainer Reveals 3 Breeds He 'Rarely' Sees for Bad Behaviour
Canine behaviour expert Will Atherton shares the three dog breeds he seldom encounters for training due to their good nature. Discover the list and the debate it sparked.
Mum loses 7st after chair collapse on holiday leaves her mortified
A diabetic mum from Manchester shed over 7 stone after a chair collapsed under her on holiday in Lanzarote, leaving her mortified and sparking a life-changing weight loss journey.
Phone-obsessed Brits missing life moments from mindless scrolling
One in 10 Brits have missed a once-in-a-lifetime moment due to mindless phone scrolling. Spice Girl Mel B partners with O2 to launch a callback service to break the habit.
Japan Mall Evacuated After 16 Report Eye and Throat Pain
Mozo Wonder City in Nagoya evacuated after 16 people reported eye and throat irritation. Six hospitalised with mild symptoms; cause unknown.
UK to block child nudity on devices first globally
Britain will be the first country to require tech firms to block children from viewing or sharing nude images on smartphones, with a three-month ultimatum.
Greater Manchester Schools Ofsted Reports Summary May-June
Summary of all Ofsted reports for Greater Manchester primary and secondary schools published between May 18 and June 4, 2026, with new report card format.
Mother speaks after second fatality on same road
Carly Calland, whose son Jacob died in an e-scooter crash in Wythenshawe, speaks out after another man was killed on the same stretch of Southmoor Road.
Record May Heatwave Causes 19 Drowning Deaths in UK
A record-breaking May heatwave in the UK led to 19 drowning deaths, including 13 children. Families and communities devastated as experts warn of open water dangers.
Blyth teen loses 17st after bullies blamed him for clothes
Kaden Pleban, 18, from Blyth, lost 17 stone after college bullies said it was his fault his overalls didn't fit. He now weighs 11st 4lbs.
Fury as Officials Snub Meeting on New School Funding
Government officials refuse meeting with Northumberland council over £13m funding for new Berwick Academy, sparking anger and concerns for the project's future.
Gardener's £5 vinegar hack kills patio weeds fast
A gardener shares a foolproof method using horticultural vinegar to kill patio weeds in hours, costing under £5. Safe for pets and effective.
Dog trainer: how to stop your pet barking at the door
A dog trainer reveals a common mistake owners make when their dog barks at the door and shares a simple training method to stop the behaviour.
Scrambled Eggs Extra Creamy With 1 Ingredient Trick
A food expert reveals that salting raw eggs and letting them rest for 10-15 minutes before cooking creates softer, creamier scrambled eggs without any extra liquid.
22 Welsh Players in Gallagher Prem Final Weekend
Nearly 60 Welsh-qualified players featured in the Gallagher Premiership this season, showcasing depth of talent ahead of Wales' crucial period.
Chef's Secret for Crispier Baked Potatoes
Discover how coating baked potatoes in salt before baking creates extra crispy skin and fluffy insides. Chef Billy Parisi shares his simple trick.
Empty nest loneliness: Finding purpose after kids leave
A mother feels bereft after her children leave home. Coleen Nolan advises her to reclaim herself, try new hobbies, volunteer, and communicate with her kids.
Remove patio algae in 5 mins with 2 natural ingredients
Learn how to remove green algae from your patio in just 5 minutes using two natural ingredients: white vinegar and orange peel. A simple, chemical-free solution.
Pupils Get Say in School Funding in South Lanarkshire
Schools in Cambuslang and Rutherglen allocated over £121,000 through participatory budgeting, giving pupils and families a direct say in education spending.
Dog trainer's tip to stop pets barking at doorbell and Royal Mail
A dog trainer reveals a simple technique to stop dogs barking at the doorbell and delivery drivers, emphasizing calmness and consistent training.
Volunteering Path for School Leavers in North Lanarkshire
North Lanarkshire encourages school leavers to consider volunteering as a flexible, meaningful way to build skills, confidence, and explore future options.
Best Ever Toothbrush Gets 15% Off in Rare Deal
Shoppers rave about the Spotlight Oral Care Sonic Pro toothbrush, calling it 'amazing' and 'best I have used by a country mile.' Get 15% off with code REACH15 until June 30.
Starmer Orders Tech Firms to Block Kids' Explicit Pictures
UK PM Keir Starmer orders tech companies to prevent children from sending or receiving nude images, threatening legislation if firms refuse. NSPCC supports the move.
UK to Force Phone Makers to Block Nude Images for Children
The UK government gives tech firms three months to implement automatic nudity blocking on children's phones, making it the first country to enforce such measures.
YouGov Maps Show UK's Happiest and Saddest Regions
New YouGov maps reveal the happiest and least happy areas in the UK, with London suburbs topping the list and coastal towns at the bottom.
Check Eggs for 8-Digit Code to Avoid Salmonella
Households urged to check eggs for an 8-digit code and British Lion mark to prevent salmonella poisoning. Learn how to decode the code and stay safe.
Doomscrolling costing Brits precious family memories
A study reveals 1 in 10 Brits have missed key life moments due to mindless phone scrolling, with 46% glued to screens during important events. Virgin Media O2 launches 'scroll stopper' with Mel B.
Japan Shopping Centre: 16 Suffer Eye and Throat Pain
At least 16 people reported eye and throat irritation at Mozo Wonder City in Nagoya, Japan. Six were hospitalized. Police and fire crews investigate, but no toxic gases detected.
Junior Doctors' Dispute Shows Lack of Gratitude to Taxpayers
Ronel Lehmann argues that gratitude is missing from public sector disputes, as junior doctors strike despite taxpayer-funded training and pay rises, while patients suffer.
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