Labour Pledges £36m to Train Male Mentors to Counter Andrew Tate Misogyny
Labour pledges £36m to train young male influencers in schools as a counterbalance to Andrew Tate's misogyny.
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Iceland to hold referendum on restarting EU membership talks in August
Iceland will vote on restarting EU membership talks on 29 August, amid divisions over fisheries and inspiration from Brexit debates.
US Supreme Court to Hear Catholic Preschools’ Funding Challenge Over LGBTQ+ Policies
US Supreme Court to hear Catholic preschools' appeal over funding exclusion due to LGBTQ+ admission policies.
Tributes Pour In for Teaching Assistant Ross Coultas
Tributes for teaching assistant Ross Coultas, who died suddenly, remembered for his kindness and dedication to pupils at Overton St. Helen's
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Millions of Ethiopian Orthodox Christians Celebrate Timkat Festival
Millions of Ethiopian Orthodox Christians celebrated Timkat, commemorating Jesus' baptism, amid challenges including famine and regional tensions.
Bangladesh military jet crash into school kills 20
20 killed, 200 injured as Bangladesh military jet crashes into Dhaka school, pilot dead, national mourning declared.
Database Needed To Track Risky Childcare Workers Inquiry
NSW police chief calls for national database of childcare workers with red flags to stop them moving between lax centres.
Woman, 28, posed as teenager to enrol at New York high school
A 28-year-old woman pretended to be 16 and enrolled at a Bronx high school before being arrested for criminal impersonation.
Police Clash with Protesters at Emory University
Peaceful protest at Emory University met with police force including pepper balls and stun guns, leading to 28 arrests and faculty no-confidence vote.
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Fans vomit after poo incident in mosh pit
A heavy metal concert in Dunedin came to a halt when a fan defecated in the mosh pit, causing vomiting and chaos. Witnesses describe the scene.
Minister Tells Teachers To Whinge More Over Workload
Jess Phillips tells teachers to 'whinge more' like bin workers but not strike, citing workload and violence against girls.
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Order on University Race Data
US judge blocks Trump administration's demand for university race data, citing rushed process and privacy concerns.
Documentary Gives Voice to Survivors of Church-Run Correctional School Abuse
French documentary The Lost Boys of Mercury follows three survivors of abuse at a church-run correctional school, exploring trauma and the search for justice.
Papua New Guinea Offers Cash for Guns in Amnesty to Curb Tribal Violence
Papua New Guinea launches gun amnesty and buyback scheme to remove illegal firearms and reduce tribal violence ahead of 2027 elections.
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More Than a Million Young People Now NEET
More than a million young people in the UK are now NEET. Andy Burnham rejects claims they do not want to work and introduces a £4,500 bursary.
250 Missing After Rohingya Refugee Boat Capsizes in Andaman Sea
About 250 people missing after a Rohingya refugee boat capsizes in the Andaman Sea due to harsh weather and overcrowding. UN agencies call for action.
Ella Baron cartoon: Andy Burnham youth employment Britain
Ella Baron's cartoon critiques Andy Burnham's stance on youth employment, highlighting tensions between higher education and vocational training in Britain.
Utah Bans 'Wicked' Novel from Public Schools Statewide
Utah public schools permanently ban Gregory Maguire's novel 'Wicked' under state Sensitive Materials Law, joining dozens of other titles.
Burnham unveils education reforms for North East youth
Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces technical education routes from age 14 to combat North East's 21% NEET rate, with regional mayors leading local pathways.
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Disadvantaged Children Three Times More Likely to Be Suspended
Analysis shows children in poverty are 3.7 times more likely to be suspended post-pandemic, with over 3,000 sent home daily. Teachers report rising violence.
'Iran Was Our Hogwarts': My Childhood Between Tehran and Essex
A personal account of growing up between Essex and Iran, using Harry Potter as a metaphor for navigating dual identities and cultural barriers.
HarperCollins Permits AI Training Use of Select Book Titles with Author Consent
HarperCollins allows select nonfiction titles for AI training with author opt-in. Author Daniel Kibblesmith was offered $2,500.
Burnham offers £4,500 per year for apprentice families
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is introducing a £4,500 bursary for Universal Credit households to support apprenticeships, alongside new technical education routes from age 14.
Tributes Paid to 19-Year-Old Swimming Teacher Who Died Suddenly
A 19-year-old swimming teacher in Macclesfield has died after suffering a cardiac arrest. Tributes pour in for 'kind and caring' Mia Jennings.
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Lanarkshire exam results support available from next week
Over 148,000 learners across Scotland, including many in Lanarkshire, will receive their Nationals, Highers, and other qualifications results on Tuesday, August 4, with support helplines available.
SEND Pupil Relocation Plan for North Tyneside Moves to Consultation
North Tyneside Council has approved a consultation to relocate SEND primary pupils from Silverdale School to Forest Hall Primary School, citing structural issues and an inadequate Ofsted rating.
Andy Burnham's mission to tackle Neets crisis with education overhaul
New PM Andy Burnham makes reducing young people not in work, education or training a priority, unveiling technical routes for 14-year-olds and a bursary.
Lucy Powell Pledges Review of Egregious Student Loan System
New Education Secretary Lucy Powell has said she is prioritising a review of the 'egregious' student loan repayment system, including high interest rates and the frozen threshold.
Burnham announces bursaries and 22,000 new college places
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced new bursaries worth up to £4,500 per year for Universal Credit families and £287 million to create over 22,000 additional college places, as part of a major technical education shake-up.
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Student gets surprise graduation at hospital after accident
A University of South Wales student who missed his graduation due to a road accident was given a surprise ceremony by hospital staff in Cardiff.
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