Battle of Hastings March Theory Debunked by New Research
Historians reveal King Harold likely used ships, not a forced march, to reach the Battle of Hastings in 1066, challenging Victorian-era narratives and highlighting Anglo-Saxon naval prowess.
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Iran Crackdown Intensifies During US-Israel War, Hundreds Arrested
Iranian authorities have launched a new wave of arrests targeting teachers, students, and athletes during the ongoing conflict with the US and Israel, with thousands detained on security charges.
Australians Turn to Prepping as Global Tensions Rise
Growing numbers of Australians are stockpiling supplies and building bunkers as Middle East conflicts and economic instability fuel survivalist trends. Experts explain the shift from panic buying to cautious preparedness.
Epstein's Troubling Past as a Maths Teacher at Elite School
Before becoming a notorious sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein taught maths at New York's prestigious Dalton School, where former students recall unsettling behaviour toward female pupils.
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Israel Strikes Hezbollah Civilian Wings in Lebanon Escalation
Israeli airstrikes target Hezbollah's health centers, financial institutions, and media outlets in southern Lebanon, killing medical workers and escalating the conflict beyond military targets.
US Sets Up 12 Regional Disaster Response Hubs
The US State Department is creating 12 regional hubs to coordinate disaster and humanitarian aid, replacing some functions of the dismantled USAID, as part of a new bureau with $2 billion in UN funding.
Nowruz in Shadow of War: Iranian Americans Grapple with Celebration
Iranian Americans navigate emotional dissonance during Nowruz celebrations as U.S.-Israel war with Iran creates tension between cultural traditions and political realities.
Patriarch Filaret, Ukrainian Church Leader, Dies at 97
Patriarch Filaret of Kyiv, a pivotal figure in establishing an independent Ukrainian Orthodox Church free from Moscow's authority, has died at age 97. His decades-long struggle for autocephaly foreshadowed the religious dimensions of the Russia-Ukraine co
Tennessee Senate Passes Ten Commandments School Display Bill
The Tennessee Senate has passed a bill requiring public schools to prominently display the Ten Commandments alongside historical documents, sparking church-state separation debates and potential Supreme Court challenges.
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Trump Sues Harvard Over Campus Antisemitism Allegations
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, accusing the Ivy League institution of failing to protect Jewish students from harassment and antisemitism on campus.
Iran Threatens Tourist Sites, Australian PM Heckled Over Gaza
Iran threatens tourist sites worldwide as US deploys warships, while Australia's PM is called a 'putrid dog' and chased from a mosque over Gaza. Denmark's Cold War plan and a French naval leak also make headlines.
UK Aid Cuts Hit Africa and Climate Hard
UK aid cuts of 40% are severely impacting African nations and climate finance, with bilateral aid to Africa set to fall 56% by 2028/9, risking health and education programmes.
UK Minister: Aid Cuts Prioritise Poverty Over Self-Interest
Development Minister Jenny Chapman states the UK's new aid allocations focus on poverty reduction, contrasting with US approach using aid for trade leverage. Critics condemn cuts as catastrophic.
Teacher Banned for Two Years After Biting Bouncer, Assaulting Police
Declan Sealy, a 45-year-old maths teacher, has been prohibited from teaching for two years following a drunken altercation at Chester Races where he bit a bouncer and assaulted officers.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei Breaks Silence
Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has been heard speaking publicly for the first time ever, issuing a statement to mark the Persian New Year, dispelling rumours of his injury or death.
US Sues Harvard Over Antisemitism, Demands Grant Funds Back
The US Justice Department has filed a federal lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging failure to address antisemitism on campus and seeking to freeze and recover government grants.
Iran Strikes Spark Energy Crisis Fears, Cyclone Hits Queensland
Western governments express deep concern as Iran's attacks on Gulf energy facilities escalate tensions, while Tropical Cyclone Narelle barrels into Queensland with winds over 250km/h. The ACCC investigates petrol price gouging, and a British teen is stran
Student's Financial Frustration: Stop Paying for Friends
A university student shares their struggle with always footing the bill for unemployed friends during nights out. Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith offers strategies for non-verbal communication and setting boundaries to address money conflicts.
Australian Eid and Nowruz Celebrations Overshadowed by War
Australian Muslims and Iranians mark Eid al-Fitr and Nowruz with grief and resilience as Middle East wars cast a shadow, amid heightened security and Islamophobia fears.
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Liverpool University Acquires Roger McGough's Entire Archive
The University of Liverpool has acquired the complete archive of poet Roger McGough, including 40 boxes of manuscripts, diaries, and correspondence that illuminate his six-decade career.
Al-Aqsa Mosque Closed on Eid, Palestinians Pray in Streets
Israeli authorities closed Al-Aqsa Mosque for Eid al-Fitr, citing security amid tensions with Iran, leading hundreds of Muslims to pray outside in occupied East Jerusalem.
Gulf Stability Plan Unravels Amid Iran-Israel War Escalation
The escalating conflict between Iran, Israel, and the US is exposing the fragile foundations of Gulf states' security strategy, disrupting critical aviation and shipping hubs while threatening economic diversification efforts.
The Illusion of Neutrality in Modern Warfare: Afghan View
Shadi Khan Saif reflects on how war strips civilians of neutrality, drawing from Afghanistan's history and current Middle East tensions, highlighting the fragility of mediation spaces.
Innovative Solutions Needed for Global Challenges
Experts argue that the world's pressing issues, from climate change to economic inequality, require creative and collaborative approaches that transcend conventional political frameworks.
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Humanity Amidst Conflict: Middle East War in Pictures
A poignant photo series captures everyday life disrupted by war in the Middle East, from grieving families to children playing, revealing resilience and moments of peace amid devastation.
Teacher Banned for Life After Classroom Sex Act with Volunteer
Louis Davies, 39, received a lifetime teaching ban after a school volunteer performed a sex act on him in his classroom just 12 days into his new job at Sturminster Newton High School.
Energy Attacks Threaten Gulf States' Regional Power Status
Recent Israeli and Iranian strikes on critical oil and gas facilities across the Middle East represent a worst-case scenario for Gulf nations, jeopardizing the economic foundations of their regional influence and global reach.
Eid al-Fitr Celebrations Mark End of Ramadan Worldwide
Muslims around the world are observing Eid al-Fitr, the festival ending Ramadan, with traditions like 'Eid Mubarak' greetings, prayers, and cultural customs from Indonesia to the US.
Nowruz: Iranian New Year Festival Explained
Nowruz marks the Persian New Year at the spring equinox, celebrated across Greater Iran. This year's festival occurs as Iran faces bombardment, with traditions rooted in Zoroastrianism.
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Happiness Report 2026: Finland Leads, Social Media Harms Youth
Finland retains its title as the world's happiest nation for the ninth consecutive year, while a new report reveals social media's damaging impact on youth well-being in English-speaking countries.
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