Brown University Security Chief Placed on Leave
Brown University's police chief is on leave as the school reviews its response to a mass shooting that killed two students. Read the latest on the investigation and campus safety reforms.
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University Staffer Charged Over Anti-Semitic Campus Incident
A University of Sydney employee has been sacked and charged after allegedly intimidating Jewish students celebrating Sukkot. Read the full details of the police investigation and university response.
NY school investigates wooden 'timeout box' allegations
A New York school district faces state investigation after allegations surfaced that wooden 'timeout boxes' were built to confine students with disabilities. Governor Kathy Hochul calls the claims 'highly disturbing'.
Claim £2,500 Childcare Support Before Year-End Deadline
The UK government urges parents to apply for funded childcare by January 1. Eligible families could save thousands, but awareness gaps risk leaving many behind.
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Gaz Beadle's girlfriend graduates as nurse with first-class degree
Geordie Shore's Gaz Beadle celebrates girlfriend Maia Ellen's nursing degree graduation from The University of Manchester. Read his heartfelt tribute and their relationship timeline.
City & Guilds cuts threaten UK vocational training
A major cost-cutting drive at qualifications body City & Guilds risks eroding vital skills training. Experts warn profit must not come before learners with few other options.
State School Music Education in Steep Decline
Arts leaders warn of a crisis in state school music education, with provision steadily declining. They call for government action to ensure all children have access to the arts.
Denmark ends 400-year postal service, UK may follow
Denmark's state postal service ends letter deliveries after 400 years, signalling a global decline. Could the UK's Royal Mail face a similar fate? Explore the cultural shift.
Betty Reid Soskin, oldest US park ranger, dies at 104
Betty Reid Soskin, the oldest active US National Park Service ranger, has died at 104. Her life of activism and storytelling at Rosie the Riveter park leaves a profound legacy. Read her remarkable story.
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World in Focus: Monday's Global Photo Highlights
From festive Johannesburg to youth protests in Nepal and a Russian general's assassination, The Guardian's picture editors curate Monday's most compelling global images. Explore the stories behind the lens.
Minister Criticises Reform UK Over SEND Comments
Schools minister Georgia Gould condemns Reform UK figures for claims about 'naughty' children and bad parenting in the SEND system. Read the full story on the political row.
Academic Sues Bristol Uni Over Protest-Disrupted Lecture
A sociology professor who led a government review on sex and gender is taking legal action against the University of Bristol, alleging a failure to protect her free speech after her lecture was disrupted by protesters. Read the full story.
Elite performers rarely start as child geniuses, study finds
New research reveals most world-class achievers peak later in life, not as child prodigies. Discover why a broad early focus is key to long-term success. Read the full analysis.
Irish teacher, 29, dies unexpectedly in Australia
Sarah Halpenny, a 29-year-old Irish teacher working in Melbourne, has died unexpectedly. A fundraiser has raised nearly €170k to bring her home. Tributes pour in.
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Pope Leo pledges to uphold predecessor's reformist legacy
Pope Leo XIV signals commitment to a more inclusive Church, honouring Francis's vision in his Christmas speech to Vatican cardinals. Read the full analysis.
Pope's Christmas Address Urges Vatican to Set Aside Ambition
Pope Leo XIV used his Christmas address to urge Vatican cardinals to abandon power struggles and build genuine friendship. Read his gentle critique of Curia culture.
Why child prodigies rarely become world-class performers
New research reveals early specialisation can limit long-term achievement. Discover why a broader, multi-disciplinary path is key to reaching peak performance.
UK Second in Global 'Smartest Country' Rankings
The UK has been named the world's second smartest country, trailing only Switzerland. New research analysed Nobel Prizes, IQ, and degree attainment. Discover the full rankings.
The Numerical Charms of 2025 and a Puzzle for 2026
As we bid farewell to 2025, a unique square number year, mathematician Alex Bellos presents a new numerical puzzle. Can you make 26 using six 7s or four 3s? Dive into the world of recreational mathematics.
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Bus driver fired over 'no Spanish' sign speaks out
A Pennsylvania school bus driver, fired after posting a 'no speaking Spanish' sign, breaks her silence. Diane Crawford, 66, defends her actions but admits she should have worded it differently. Read the full story.
Guardian journalists share their unforgettable 2025 moments
Guardian correspondents reveal the sounds and scenes that defined 2025, from a Damascus cafe to a Florida detention centre. Listen to the full Today in Focus podcast.
Owen Cooper to leave school after GCSEs for acting
Warrington's Owen Cooper, 16, will leave school after his GCSEs to act full-time. The youngest male Emmy winner is now Golden Globe-nominated. Read his story.
21 More Kidnapped Nigerian Schoolchildren Freed
A further 21 schoolchildren have been rescued in Nigeria, days after a mass abduction. Read the latest on the ongoing crisis and the government's response.
Suspect's failed science career grudge behind Brown, MIT shootings
Investigators believe a decades-old grudge over a failed scientific career motivated the suspect in the Brown University and MIT shootings. Read the full story on the tragic multi-day spree.
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UK to rejoin Erasmus+ student exchange programme in 2027
The UK government has confirmed it will rejoin the EU's Erasmus+ exchange programme in 2027, restoring vital opportunities for students, teachers, and youth groups to gain international experience.
Four-year-old maths prodigy wows Countdown, wins 30m fans
Acer Gibson, four, solves Channel 4's Countdown puzzles in seconds, impressing Rachel Riley. His viral videos have been watched over 30 million times. Discover the story of this young maths marvel.
Design education pioneer Peter Lloyd-Jones dies aged 92
Obituary for Peter Lloyd-Jones, the visionary who blended science and art to shape UK design education at Kingston University and championed public taste. Read his remarkable story.
Preschooler Acer Gibson, 4, Eyes Countdown Host Role
Acer Gibson, four, from Shepshed, stunned millions by solving Countdown puzzles in seconds. Host Rachel Riley has issued a challenge, recognising a future rival. Discover his incredible journey.
VAT on School Fees Fails to Fund Teachers, Says HMC Chair
The head of the UK's leading independent schools body says Labour's VAT on fees has not funded new teachers as promised, with 81 schools closed. Read the full impact assessment.
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Fury over 'meagre' school lunch wrap at Scarborough UTC
A parent's outrage erupts after a photo reveals a paltry school lunch at Scarborough UTC. The 'disgraceful' ham wrap sparks over 100 comments from furious families. Share your school dinner experiences.
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