Lebanon Searches for Survivors After Deadliest Day of War
Lebanon reels as rescue workers dig through rubble after Israeli strikes kill over 200 people, marking the deadliest day in over five weeks of renewed conflict with Hezbollah.
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Lebanese Expats Fear for Families as Israel Strikes Lebanon
Lebanese expatriates in Britain express terror as Israel launches extensive strikes on Lebanon, excluded from a US-Iran ceasefire, causing over 1,500 fatalities and displacing a million.
Gaza Schoolgirl Shot Dead by Israeli Forces in Classroom
A third-grade student was killed by Israeli gunfire while attending a makeshift tent school in northern Gaza, causing severe psychological trauma to her classmates amid ongoing conflict.
Kent Boarding School Closes After Administration, 166 Jobs Lost
St Lawrence College in Ramsgate, Kent, has closed immediately after entering administration, with 166 staff made redundant. Only exam-year pupils remain to finish studies.
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Israeli Lebanon Bombing Jeopardises Iran Peace Deal and Global Future
Intense Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have killed hundreds, risking a fragile US-Iran truce and threatening to escalate regional conflict with worldwide consequences.
Ukraine's Conscription Crisis Divides Independent Readers
Independent readers express sharply divided views on Ukraine's draft crisis, with some sympathising with those avoiding service while others emphasise national duty and defence.
Israeli Strikes Kill 254 in Lebanon After Ceasefire Rejection
Israel launched its heaviest bombardment of Lebanon, killing at least 254 people and injuring 1,160, hours after Netanyahu said a US-Iran truce didn't apply there.
22,000 Students Ordered to Repay Loans in Franchise Course Crackdown
Over 22,000 part-time students have been ordered to repay maintenance loans and childcare grants after a government investigation found their franchise university courses were ineligible for taxpayer funding.
World Press Photo 2026 Winners Show Human Impact
The World Press Photo 2026 winners capture striking human stories from climate crises to conflicts, with the top photo announced on 23 April, highlighting global resilience and suffering.
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Myanmar Parliament Approves Military-Dominated Cabinet
Myanmar's parliament has approved a new cabinet dominated by former generals and holdovers from the previous military-led government, with Min Aung Hlaing set to be sworn in as president.
Teaching Assistants Face Court Over Alleged Pupil Assaults
Two teaching assistants have been fired and charged after allegedly assaulting young pupils at an Oklahoma primary school, with court appearances scheduled for May.
Rebecca Hendin's Artemis II and Trump Satire Cartoon
A satirical cartoon by Rebecca Hendin merges NASA's Artemis II mission with Donald Trump's political persona, offering a sharp critique of space exploration and politics.
Africa's Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws Rise, Driven by Colonialism and Lobbying
A wave of harsh anti-LGBTQ+ legislation is sweeping Africa, with new laws in Senegal, Burkina Faso, and Uganda imposing severe penalties. Rooted in colonial-era statutes and amplified by foreign right-wing groups, these measures threaten queer communities
Tehran Rallies and Dutch Digital Detox: Wednesday's Photos
A visual journey through Wednesday's key moments, from anti-US rallies in Tehran and a ceasefire in the Iran war to digital detox in Amsterdam and global stock surges.
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Iran-US Ceasefire: Fragile Pause Before Islamabad Talks
The ceasefire between the US and Iran offers temporary relief but signals a new uncertain phase. Friday's Islamabad talks must address nuclear issues and regional security to prevent renewed escalation.
Manosphere Crisis in UK Schools as Female Teachers Face Misogyny
A quarter of female teachers report misogynistic behaviour from male students, with experts blaming Andrew Tate's influence and cuts to youth services for a growing masculinity crisis in education.
Israeli Strikes Threaten Ceasefire, Labor Targets NDIS Savings
Israeli attacks on Lebanon cast doubt on Middle East ceasefire as Iran blocks Hormuz Strait. Labor establishes razor gang for NDIS budget cuts, while fuel theft rises amid economic pressures.
English Universities at Risk from Financial Overreach and Expansion
A new report warns that many English universities are taking excessive financial risks, including high borrowing and rapid student growth, threatening sector stability and student welfare.
Europe's Shift from Trump's Influence in Iran Conflict
European leaders are distancing from Donald Trump's policies in the Iran war, shifting from sycophancy to opposition, as they seek multilateral solutions and uphold international law.
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Fragile Middle East Ceasefire Announced at Eleventh Hour
A two-week pause in hostilities between the US, Israel, and Iran offers temporary relief, but unresolved disputes and competing interpretations threaten to reignite conflict in the volatile region.
US-Iran Truce at Risk as Israel Strikes Lebanon, Killing 254
The two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran is under severe strain after Israel launched a major bombardment of Lebanon, killing at least 254 people. Iran threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation.
Vilma Jää's Folk Voice Shines in Met Opera's 'Innocence'
Finnish folk singer Vilma Jää unexpectedly landed a major role in Kaija Saariaho's acclaimed opera 'Innocence,' blending traditional herding calls and mocking songs with contemporary classical music at the Metropolitan Opera.
Iran Ceasefire: Respite But No Cure for Trump's Global Instability
The US-Israeli ceasefire with Iran provides temporary relief but leaves America's reputation severely damaged and global alliances fractured, with Russia emerging as the primary beneficiary of the conflict.
Bus Driver Arrested After Train Hits School Bus with Children
A 67-year-old school bus driver faces multiple child neglect charges after ignoring warning lights and crossing in front of an oncoming train, clipping the bus carrying 29 children and two adults in Sumter County.
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Israeli Airstrikes Kill 254 in Lebanon, Strain US-Iran Truce
Israeli military launches largest strike on Lebanon, killing 254 and injuring 1,165, as Hezbollah retaliates with rockets, straining a fragile US-Iran ceasefire agreement.
UN: Over 1,000 Aid Workers Killed, Triple Previous Period
The United Nations reveals a dramatic surge in humanitarian worker fatalities, with over 1,000 killed globally from 2023 to 2025, nearly triple the previous three-year total.
Minnesota Schools Sue Over Immigration Enforcement Policy
Two Minnesota school districts and the state's teachers union have asked a federal judge to restore restrictions on immigration enforcement near schools, citing plummeting attendance and student safety concerns.
USC Gym Bans Men from Area in Trial Run After Complaints
The University of Southern California will restrict men from a gym area two days weekly after female and non-binary students reported discomfort. The trial runs from April 6 to May 15.
Daily Life in Tehran Continues Despite War: Photo Gallery
AP photo editors capture Tehran's cafes, parks, and markets where residents maintain routines, from backgammon games to dog walks, showing resilience in wartime.
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First Black Ballerina Moved by Shoe Restoration on TV
Julie Felix, Britain's pioneering black ballerina, was left breathless as her historic pointe shoes were restored on BBC's The Repair Shop, recounting racial barriers and her mother's unwavering support.
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