A tragic boat capsizing in the Andaman Sea has left hundreds of Rohingya refugees feared dead, while Sri Lanka's navy rescues 102 others. Global news includes Hungary's election and Cameroon's ceasefire.
Palestinian children in the West Bank faced barbed wire fences and tear gas from Israeli settlers as they attempted to return to school after the Iran war ceasefire, highlighting escalating settler violence.
As the UK considers banning social media for under-16s, experts warn it's a lazy fix without addressing the root cause: the disappearance of affordable youth spaces.
A student opened fire at a middle school in Kahramanmaras, Turkey, killing four and wounding 20. The attacker, armed with his father's firearms, was also killed.
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Northern Ireland's largest university, Ulster University, plans to make 450 staff redundant due to unsustainable funding, impacting over 30,000 students and 3,100 employees across its campuses.
Pope Leo XIV emphasises peace and dialogue during his Africa visit, ignoring Donald Trump's social media attacks. He focuses on St. Augustine's teachings and interfaith unity.
A student armed with five firearms opened fire in two classrooms at a middle school in southeast Turkey, killing four and wounding 20. This marks the second such incident in Turkey within 48 hours.
A student armed with five firearms opened fire in a middle school in southeast Turkey, killing four and wounding 20, marking the second such incident in two days in a country where school shootings are rare.
Jo Frost, the former Supernanny star, has called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to ban social media for children under 16, citing a decline in children's wellbeing across all age groups.
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A boat carrying Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals capsized in the Andaman Sea, with nearly 250 feared dead. The UNHCR cites overcrowding and rough seas as causes, highlighting the ongoing crisis.
The University of Sheffield is creating the UK's first national swear word census, asking the public to submit regional bad words to preserve disappearing dialects and study everyday language.
A shooting at a school in Turkey's Kahramanmaras province has resulted in one fatality and six injuries, marking the second such incident in two days.
A flotilla of over 70 boats and 1,000 activists has departed Barcelona, aiming to deliver aid to Gaza and revive global attention on the Palestinian plight amid shifting Middle East conflicts.
Labour MP Samantha Niblett launches 'Yes Sex Please, We're British!' campaign advocating for inclusive, lifelong sex education and plans to bring sex toys to Parliament to destigmatise sexual pleasure.
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Linguists at Sheffield University are creating a national repository of regional swear words to document how English is spoken in 2026, aiming to preserve hyper-local dialects and cultural expressions before they disappear.
Pope Leo XIV was photographed with mud-covered hands while planting olive trees with boy scouts in Angola, just days after a public disagreement with Donald Trump regarding the Iran conflict.
Direct diplomatic talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington, the first in over 30 years, have failed to produce concrete results as regional tensions escalate, with fears of wider war growing.
Refugees fleeing Sudan's war to Kenya describe scenes of death and trauma, while Red Cross workers warn of catastrophic outcomes as international aid is cut by over 50%.
At least 250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals are missing after a boat capsized in the Andaman Sea en route to Malaysia, according to UN agencies.
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As Sudan enters its fourth year of war, staggering statistics reveal over 59,000 killed, 19 million facing hunger, and 13.5 million displaced, with atrocities and a collapsing health system deepening the humanitarian disaster.
A six-week trial in Brighton reveals a 15% decline in meal uptake as pupils opt for packed lunches over new healthier options, raising concerns about the impact of England's school food standards.
As Sudan's conflict enters its fourth year, a devastating humanitarian crisis persists with millions displaced and facing famine, exacerbated by foreign powers like the UAE and Ethiopia fueling the violence.
Massachusetts liberal arts college Hampshire College will shut its doors permanently after the fall semester, citing severe financial pressures and low enrollment as key factors in this heartbreaking decision.
A podcast from the Guardian archives explores the complex relationship between a mother and daughter from different cultures, highlighting how perspectives shift with time and new generations.
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Sudan marks a grim fourth year of conflict with famine, massacres, and 13 million displaced, as UN officials label it an 'abandoned crisis' amid international distraction.
Over 2,000 people have been killed in Lebanon since Israel's war with Hezbollah began, including 168 children. Families accuse Israel of war crimes as strikes hit homes far from the front lines.
At least 250 Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals are missing after their overcrowded vessel sank in rough seas while heading to Malaysia, according to UN agencies.
A trawler carrying Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals sank in the Andaman Sea due to heavy winds and overcrowding, with nearly 250 feared missing.
As Pope Leo XIV visits Cameroon, citizens hope his presence will foster peace in a nation torn by separatist violence, food insecurity, and political tensions.
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Min Aung Hlaing's transition to president marks a cosmetic shift in Myanmar, analysts say, as the military entrenches power amid civil war and international sanctions.
