More than 800,000 nursery-age children in UK using social media, analysis finds
A CSJ analysis reveals over 800,000 UK children aged 3-5 use social media, prompting calls for stronger regulation and public health action.
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Chris Rokos gives £190m to Cambridge for new school of government
Chris Rokos donates £190m to Cambridge University to establish a new school of government, the largest single gift to a UK university in modern times.
Woman spent £8k on Love Island look and regrets it
A 21-year-old spent £8,000 on Love Island-inspired cosmetic work and now regrets it. She is now having her lip filler dissolved for a natural look.
Sydney vigil hears rabbi’s call to become ‘beacon of goodness’ after Bondi attack
Sydney vigil for Bondi attack hears rabbi’s call for ‘beacon of goodness’; NSW to ban ‘globalise the intifada’; royal commission sought.
Japan Prepares for North Korean Missile Threat Amid Escalating Tensions
Japan stages civil defence drills and deploys interceptors as North Korea threatens missile launches, stoking fears of conflict.
Iranian university bans on women prompt concern over education rights
New restrictions bar women from dozens of university courses in Iran, raising fears over access to education and women's roles in society.
British-educated teenager missing after deadly Swiss bar fire
Charlotte Niddam, 15, educated in Hertfordshire, is missing after a fire at a Swiss ski resort bar that killed 40 people.
Indonesia school collapse: rescuers search for 91 missing after building failure
Rescuers search for 91 missing after an Indonesian Islamic school collapses during prayers, leaving three dead. Signs of life detected under rubble.
Mary's Meals appeals for aid as Haiti faces severe hunger crisis
Scottish charity Mary's Meals launches urgent appeal as gang violence and hunger escalate in Haiti, affecting millions.
Trump orders immediate reopening of Venezuela airspace to US flights
Trump orders immediate reopening of commercial airspace over Venezuela, restoring flights after years of suspension and signalling closer ties with the interim government.
Israeli siblings win right to reapply for Australian protection visas
Australian protection visas for Israeli siblings; One Nation deportation plan; Bordeaux wildfire; Commonwealth Games golds.
Mountain leader warns against taking babies up Yr Wyddfa
An Eryri mountain leader has warned parents against carrying babies up Yr Wyddfa, saying they cannot regulate their temperature and do not need summit selfies.
White House Christmas tours resume with shortened route as ballroom work continues
White House tours resume for Christmas with a shortened route as a new ballroom replaces the East Wing. The Red Room's 10,000 butterflies are a highlight.
World Logic Day: Can You Solve the Cookie Conundrum?
World Logic Day puzzle: Three friends take turns taking cookies from a jar. Can you work out how many each gets?
Headteachers’ union weighs strikes after Ofsted court defeat
NAHT considers strikes and appeal after High Court rejects challenge to Ofsted’s new inspection framework, which launches in November.
US soldier killed in Second World War identified by DNA and returned home after 80 years
Remains of US Army Pfc John A Walko, killed in Germany in 1944, identified via DNA and returned to Pennsylvania for burial after 80 years.
Zamzam massacre: The unfolding of a 'genocidal' atrocity in Sudan and Britain's silence
The RSF carried out a genocidal massacre in Sudan's Zamzam camp in April. New intelligence and witness accounts reveal the scale, while London stayed silent.
The ‘Greetings From’ Postcards That Captured American Optimism
Large-letter 'Greetings from' postcards reflected American innovation and optimism from the 1930s to the 1960s, a curator says.
African Union backs campaign to replace Mercator map
African Union backs Correct the Map campaign to replace the distorted Mercator projection with Equal Earth, which shows Africa's true size.
A-Level Results Show Widening Regional Attainment Gap
A-level results show the regional attainment gap in England has widened to its largest since 2019, with London outperforming the north-east.
UK Exam U-turn: Teacher-assessed Grades to Replace Algorithm Results
UK pupils to receive teacher-assessed grades after algorithm U-turn, with new results for A-levels and GCSEs amid university admissions changes.
Bride breaks wrist in line dancing wedding fall
A bride who broke her wrist in a line-dancing fall at her cowboy-themed wedding carried on with a makeshift sling and tequila before heading to A&E.
Sex worker reveals why married men are her favourite clients
Sex worker Melissa Todd says happily married men are her favourite clients - they're respectful, never clingy, and she helps keep their marriages intact.
Trump says Putin agreed to one-week halt on Ukraine energy strikes due to cold
Trump claims Putin agreed to a one-week halt on strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure due to extreme cold, but neither Moscow nor Kyiv has confirmed the truce.
Yale professor suspended over Epstein email calling student 'good-looking blonde'
Yale professor David Gelernter removed from teaching after email to Jeffrey Epstein recommending a student as a 'good-looking blonde'.
Candy, trash and diapers: why British schoolchildren are picking up Americanisms
A survey finds British teachers hearing Americanisms like 'candy' and 'diaper' in classrooms, but US English is also adopting British terms.
Stockport nursery worker jailed for three years for abusing children
Nursery worker Rebecca Gregory jailed for three years for abusing four children at Stockport's Tiny Toes nursery. CCTV revealed she pushed, threatened and verbally abused them.
GCSE and A-level grades set to drop to pre-pandemic levels in 2023
A-level and GCSE grades in England will fall to pre-pandemic levels in 2023, raising concerns for disadvantaged students.
More than 300 Nigerian schoolchildren kidnapped in raid as toll revised
More than 300 students and teachers kidnapped in Nigeria's Niger state as Christian group revises toll; schools shut, security fears grow.
Work trip to Berlin Pride made me realise I am bisexual
After stumbling into Berlin Pride on a work trip, Taylor Palmer realised she was bisexual at 28, and five years into her marriage, she finally embraced her identity.
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