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.
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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.
Iranian Diaspora's Sombre Nowruz Amid War Blackout
Iranians abroad mark Persian New Year with grief as war and crackdown sever contact with loved ones inside Iran, forcing scaled-back or cancelled festivities.
Eid al-Fitr Begins Today After Shawwal Moon Not Sighted
Muslims in the UK and worldwide celebrate Eid al-Fitr today, March 20, 2026, after moon-sighting committees confirmed the Shawwal crescent was not observed, ending Ramadan.
Teacher Banned for Explicit Texts from School Toilets
Ben Walker has been prohibited from teaching indefinitely after sending sexually explicit messages and images from the toilets at Edisford Primary School while children were present on the premises.
British Journalist Claims Israel Tried to Kill Him in Lebanon
Russia Today correspondent Steve Sweeney says an Israeli airstrike targeted him while reporting in southern Lebanon, leaving him and his cameraman with minor injuries.
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48 Deaths in South Africa's Traditional Circumcision Rites
At least 48 boys and young men died during South Africa's latest initiation ceremonies, highlighting fatal risks in traditional circumcision practices amid secrecy and illegal schools.
Albanese Visits Mosque, Vows to Combat Islamophobia in Australia
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visited a Sydney mosque, condemning Islamophobia and pledging government support for Muslim communities amid rising tensions.
Iran Executes Teenage Champion Wrestler in Protest Crackdown
Iran has reportedly executed three individuals, including teenage champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, in a public hanging in Qom. The executions mark the first official deaths linked to anti-regime protests.
Virginia School Appoints New Coach as Former Coach Remains at Large
Union High School in Virginia has appointed Jamie Harless as head football coach, replacing Travis Turner who vanished months ago while wanted for alleged child sex offenses. The school faces criticism from the alleged victim's family.
Las Vegas Couple's Desert Escape from Israel War Zone
Todd and Lisa Eggleston describe their frightening journey across the Israeli border into Egypt to flee the conflict, claiming they received no US government assistance during their ordeal.
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Utah Mom Finds Son Playing 'Five Nights at Epstein' at School
A Utah mother reports her son accessed the controversial 'Five Nights at Epstein' game on a school computer, sparking concerns about inappropriate content in educational settings.
Epstein Game Shock in Utah Schools Sparks Parental Fury
A Utah mother's discovery of a disturbing Jeffrey Epstein-themed computer game played by middle school students at school has ignited parental outrage and raised serious questions about online safety in educational settings.
EasyJet Donates £150k in Ex-Crew Tablets to Bridge Digital Divide
Budget airline easyJet has donated £150,000 worth of iPads previously used by pilots and cabin crew to the Digital Poverty Alliance, aiming to help disadvantaged children across the UK access essential technology for their education.
Global Call: Protecting Children from War's Psychological Scars
Experts and readers respond to Gordon Brown's article, highlighting the lifelong trauma children face in conflict zones and urging stronger international protections.
Morning Mail Thursday: Australian News and Key Updates
A comprehensive roundup of the latest news and developments across Australia, covering politics, economy, health, and more for Thursday's briefing.
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Myanmar's Secret Jungle Nursing School Graduates First Class
In Myanmar, 21 nurses have graduated from an underground jungle school, dodging drones and airstrikes to complete a degree designed with the UK's Royal College of Nursing.
Nigeria and DRC Jihadist Violence Rises as Global Terrorism Falls
Terrorism deaths surged in Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo last year, contrasting with a global decline. Nigeria recorded a 46% increase, ranking fourth worldwide in the Global Terrorism Index.
British Empire Used Photography to Control India, Study Shows
A new study reveals how the British Empire employed photography as a tool for surveillance and control in colonial India, shaping perceptions and reinforcing power structures.
Brussels' Secret Art School: The Brutal Trompe l'Oeil Course
Since 1892, the Van der Kelen-Logelain school in Brussels has taught a unique, demanding course in trompe l'oeil painting, attracting global students despite its strict rules and intense workload.
Courts Protect Pro-Palestinian Speech as Free Expression
Recent US court rulings affirm that common pro-Palestinian slogans and protests are constitutionally protected, dealing a blow to legal efforts to silence criticism of Israel on campuses.
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Taliban and Trump: Dual Threats to Women's Rights and Justice
Women face severe oppression under Taliban rule with no access to justice, while new threats emerge from Trump's policies, risking global rights regression and international instability.
EU Approves €50bn Ukraine Loan, Hungary Drops Veto
The European Union has approved a €50 billion loan package for Ukraine after Hungary withdrew its veto, following threats of tariffs. The deal marks a key step in EU support amid ongoing conflict.
UK Cuts Aid to Africa by £900m, Shifts Focus to Defence
The UK's bilateral aid to Africa faces a 56% cut, with funding dropping from £818m in 2026 to £677m by 2029. The move redirects resources to defence spending and conflict zones like Ukraine and Sudan.
Eid al-Fitr 2026: Global Festivities and Security Updates
Eid al-Fitr 2026 begins on March 20, with celebrations worldwide. London mosques confirm dates, while UAE scales back events due to security. A truce between Pakistan and Afghanistan is welcomed.
Explosion Near Iran Nuclear Reactor Sparks Disaster Fears
A missile explosion just metres from Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant has triggered warnings of a potential major nuclear disaster, with Russia criticising the IAEA's response.
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Japan Orders School Camera Checks After Teacher Voyeurism Ruling
Japanese authorities have mandated inspections for hidden cameras in schools following the conviction of two teachers for voyeurism. The education ministry introduces stricter conduct rules as part of a crackdown on sexual misconduct in educational instit
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