UK bans sick AI apps in new £1bn violence against women plan
A major new strategy to tackle violence against women and girls includes a ban on AI 'nudification' apps and tech to block children sharing nude images. Read the full details.
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Edinburgh University strike suspended after deal
University of Edinburgh lecturers suspend strike action until April after university agrees to rule out compulsory redundancies. Read the latest on the £140m cuts dispute.
Pupil dies after medical emergency at South Shields school
A student at St Wilfrid's RC College in South Shields has tragically died following a medical incident. The school is heartbroken and counselling is being offered.
Stoppard's 20-Year School Shakespeare Legacy
Discover how Sir Tom Stoppard created a free abridged 'Merchant of Venice' for schools after a No. 10 event, a gift performed by thousands of children for over two decades.
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UK strategy tackles violence against women, targets deepfakes
The UK government has published its long-awaited strategy to tackle violence against women and girls. The plan addresses deepfake pornography and 'toxic ideas' in schools. Read the full details here.
Mother critiques government's anti-misogyny courses for boys
A mother argues new plans to send boys on behaviour change programmes risk demonising a generation, urging focus on societal roots and positive role models instead. Read the full analysis.
Teacher banned over hundreds of stolen bank card details
A maths teacher has been barred from the classroom indefinitely after being caught with hundreds of stolen bank card details. Read the full report on the professional misconduct hearing.
UK Schools Get £36m 'Anti-Andrew Tate' Lessons
The government unveils a flagship strategy to tackle violence against women and girls, including compulsory lessons on toxic influencers like Andrew Tate for pupils as young as 11. Will it work?
UN: RSF killed over 1,000 civilians in Sudan camp attack
A new UN report details a three-day massacre by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces at the Zamzam displacement camp, killing over 1,000. Read the full investigation into the atrocities and the urgent calls for accountability.
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Trump Grant Cuts Leave Rural Schools with Few Options
Rural school districts across America face severe budget shortfalls after federal grants for mental health and enrichment were cut. Discover the impact on students and staff.
Photos of the Day: A Polar Bear's Adopted Cub and Global Scenes
From a rare polar bear adoption in Canada to Christmas traditions in Jerusalem and a poignant London art installation, explore the world through Thursday's most compelling images. See the full gallery.
Emergency crews swarm South Shields school
Police and air ambulance rushed to St Wilfrid's RC College in South Shields following a major medical emergency. Get the latest live updates on this breaking story.
Student Group Seeks to Reform, Not Destroy, Elite Universities
A grassroots student network, formed after the affirmative action ruling, is pushing for a new 'academic social contract' to make elite US universities less elitist and more publicly accountable. Discover their third-way vision.
UK Cuts £35m Sierra Leone Maternal Health Grant
Sierra Leone faces severe cuts to UK aid, losing a vital £35m grant for maternal and newborn health. Experts warn lives are at stake. Read the full investigation.
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Student's Grinch Prank Causes Festive Chaos on Campus
A 17-year-old performing arts student dressed as the Grinch caused hilarious festive disruption at Wiltshire College, pushing over trees and surprising staff. Read the full story.
Pompeii wool cloaks suggest Vesuvius erupted in October
Archaeologists reveal Pompeii victims wore heavy woollen cloaks as they fled, adding weight to the theory that Mount Vesuvius erupted in October, not August, AD 79. Discover the chilling new details.
King William's College Quiz 2025: The Ultimate Test
The legendary King William's College quiz for 2025 is here. Can you tackle its notoriously difficult questions on history, literature, science and more? Answers revealed 13 January.
Anti-misogyny training for boys in schools unveiled
Ministers unveil plans for anti-misogyny courses for boys in secondary schools to tackle violence against women. Teachers to get specialist training as part of a £20m package.
All English secondary schools to teach healthy relationships
The government announces a new strategy, including mandatory lessons and teacher training, to tackle misogyny and halve violence against women and girls within a decade.
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Schools to teach healthy relationships in anti-violence drive
All secondary schools in England will teach about healthy relationships as part of a new government strategy aiming to halve violence against women and girls within a decade. Discover the new measures.
Teachers to be trained to spot 'toxic ideas' in boys
Sir Keir Starmer's government launches a £36m strategy to combat violence against women and girls, including compulsory lessons on healthy relationships. Read the full plan.
Starmer faces leadership test on arts funding crisis
As Britain's first musical PM since Heath, Keir Starmer must move beyond talk to rescue the arts from funding cuts and inequality. The Hodge report offers a blueprint for change.
Kim Kardashian in Tears Over Bar Exam Stress
Kim Kardashian broke down in tears, admitting to a 'mental breakdown' just days before her bar exam. Discover the emotional struggle behind her legal journey. Read the full story.
Refugee firefighters battle bushfires in Mauritania
Malian refugees in Mauritania volunteer as firefighters, battling deadly desert bushfires to protect host communities and fragile ecosystems. Discover their story of resilience.
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Michigan coach scandal: More job losses possible after arrest
University of Michigan president warns more staff could be fired as investigation into Sherrone Moore's alleged knife attack and affair scandal deepens. Read the latest developments.
Schools get £36m for compulsory lessons to tackle Andrew Tate
The government unveils a £36m strategy with mandatory lessons on consent and healthy relationships in all secondary schools to combat toxic influencers and halve violence against women and girls.
Labour's £20m school plan to tackle misogyny unveiled
Labour unveils its historic violence against women and girls strategy, with a £20m school plan to tackle toxic misogyny through teacher training and specialist support. Read the full details.
Dan Andrews Hospitalised Following Serious Fall
Former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews is hospitalised with broken ribs after a fall. Get the latest on his condition and the political fallout.
Brown University early decision release after shooting
Brown University issued early-decision admission offers on Wednesday, days after a campus shooting left two dead and nine wounded. The Ivy League school delayed the release as the suspect remains at large. Read more on the university's response.
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St Januarius Blood Liquefies in Naples Ritual
The centuries-old blood ritual of St Januarius saw the dried blood liquefy in Naples, an event believers view as a protective miracle for the city. Discover the history and science.
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