Labor Defers Antisemitism Response for University Review
Australia delays response to antisemitism proposals for universities, awaiting broader racism review and Islamophobia report.
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Six pupils taken to hospital after school bus overturns in Aberdeenshire
Six pupils injured when school bus overturned near Laurencekirk. Police say weather a factor. Council to review route safety.
Exam Stress at 15 Linked to Depression and Self-Harm in Young Adults, Study Finds
UCL study finds academic pressure at 15 raises risk of depression and self-harm into early adulthood, urging fewer high-stakes exams.
Soy sauce trick transforms baked beans flavour
Adding a splash of soy sauce to canned baked beans while heating enhances their savoury umami flavour, creating a richer, homemade taste with minimal effort.
Keir Starmer calls student protests on 7 October anniversary ‘un-British’
Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns planned student protests on 7 October anniversary as 'un-British', urging respect as UK marks second year since Hamas attacks.
Obama, Clinton, Biden Lead Tributes to Civil Rights Icon Jesse Jackson
Democratic former presidents and Donald Trump pay tribute to Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader, who died at 84. Also: mistrial in Texas over lawyer's shirt.
Newcastle Pre-School Lockdown After Man Seen with Suspected Weapon
Newcastle pre-school in lockdown after man with suspected weapon spotted; 33-year-old arrested on suspicion of affray.
Trump's Expanded Global Gag Rule Threatens Global Health and Sovereignty
US plans to expand 'global gag rule' to halt diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, risking global health funding and sovereignty.
Student Crackdown Threatens UK Cities Economies
Centre for Cities warns that restricting international students may hurt economies in Leicester, Hull, and other UK cities reliant on universities.
Israeli Strikes Kill Nine in Central Beirut Amid Escalating Hezbollah Conflict
Israeli airstrike kills nine at Hezbollah-linked medical centre in central Beirut; IDF suffers deadliest day on Lebanese front.
Media Accused of Ignoring Trump Health Questions
Media silence on Trump's health problems and disappearance draws criticism, contrasting with earlier coverage of Biden's age.
Readers Imagine a World Without Mistakes
Readers explore what a world without mistakes would look like, touching on evolution, inventions, risk, and learning.
Gaza Ceasefire on Brink as Airstrikes Resume
Palestinians in Gaza fear ceasefire collapse after Israeli airstrikes shatter nine-day truce, recalling previous failed peace hopes.
Jewish Leaders Push Edinburgh Uni On Antisemitism Definition
Jewish leaders urge Edinburgh University to uphold IHRA antisemitism definition as institution reviews support, amid calls to divest from Israel-related companies.
Primary School Maths Problems Leave Adults Stumped
Three primary school maths problems are stumping adults, involving order of operations, triangle counting, and fruit equations.
Pope Leo XIV's Algerian Pilgrimage in Augustine's Footsteps
Pope Leo XIV visits Algeria, walking in St. Augustine's footsteps, promoting peace and Christian-Muslim dialogue on the first papal trip to the country.
China's Nostradamus predicts US defeat in Iran war
Professor Xueqin Jiang, 'China's Nostradamus', predicts the US will lose its war with Iran, citing fragile ceasefire and challenging terrain.
A-Level Disappointment: Lessons in Resilience and New Paths to Success
Three A-level students share how disappointing results led to resilience, alternative paths, and eventual success through clearing and professional qualifications.
Indian state of Kerala to be renamed Keralam
Indian state Kerala to be officially renamed Keralam, aligning with Malayalam pronunciation; cabinet approves proposal amid broader decolonisation trend.
Former Tory Councillor's Bid to Ban Pigeon English from School Sparks Debate
Former Tory councillor James Farquharson attempts to ban Pigeon English from a Dorset school, sparking debate over curriculum and cultural representation.
Ancient Submerged Town Resurfaces in Turkey After 2,400 Years
A 2,400-year-old town submerged under Dicle Dam Lake in Turkey reappears, with well-preserved mosques, schools and tombs offering archaeological insights.
Somerset Teacher Banned for Life After Child Sex Offences
Somerset teacher Scott Evans banned for life after conviction for making indecent photos and sexual communication with children.
Cuba's Power Crisis Deepens Amid US Sanctions and Infrastructure Decay
Cuba faces worsening power outages amid US oil blockade, with crumbling infrastructure and rising unrest.
Labour Cuts Primary School Sports Funding by 40%
Labour cuts primary school sports funding by 40%, replacing £320m Olympic legacy grant with £193m scheme; headteachers sceptical.
Wisconsin teacher arrested for cocaine use at school
Wisconsin teacher Laurie Laubenstein, 58, arrested for cocaine possession and use at Lincoln Elementary School; court date set for March 17.
Oxford Honours First Indigenous Female Scholar After 100 Years
Nearly 100 years after her death, Oxford’s first female Indigenous scholar Mākereti Papakura is posthumously awarded an MPhil.
Iranian Students Stage Fresh Protests Amid Grief Over January Crackdown Deaths
Iranian students protest anew at universities, citing grief over thousands killed in January crackdown, with clashes and arrests ongoing.
UN Warns of Escalating Congo Conflict with Heavy Weapons and Drones
UN warns eastern Congo conflict escalating with heavy weapons, drones, expanding to new provinces, risking regional conflagration.
Syrian massacre survivors await justice as investigation stalls
Relatives of those killed in March attacks on Alawite towns fear perpetrators remain at large, with investigation expected to take years.
Bullies tattoo slur on 10-year-old boy's forehead in Thailand
Bullies tattoo a slur on a 10-year-old boy's forehead in Thailand; a local artist helps remove the ink.
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