Man City pre-season: Maresca's first session with young squad
Enzo Maresca oversaw his first Manchester City training session on Monday, with a young squad including returning loanees and academy prospects, as World Cup stars remain absent.
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Liverpool Academy Stars Set for US Tour Chance Under Iraola
Kieran Morrison and Trey Nyoni are among Academy players set for minutes on Liverpool's US tour as Andoni Iraola assesses his squad.
LIPA School Closes Permanently Amid 'Sombre Mood'
LIPA Primary and Secondary School in Liverpool closes its doors for good at lunchtime today, ending a turbulent period marked by financial deficits and a damning Ofsted report.
France Bans Social Media for Under-15s, First in EU
French lawmakers approved a bill banning children under 15 from social media, making France the first EU country to pass such a ban, effective for the new school year.
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Supermarket trick for reaching top shelves stuns shoppers
A simple trick using automatic shelf pushers at Sainsbury's helps short shoppers reach items at the back of high shelves, leaving viewers amazed.
Parents urged to apply for school uniform grants
Parents in West Dunbartonshire are urged to apply for school clothing grants of £150 for secondary pupils and £120 for primary pupils before the new term.
Expert warns 'medicalising childhood' as diagnoses become school 'currency'
Dave Clements warns ADHD and autism diagnoses have become the 'currency' of an overwhelmed education system, with 1 in 5 children now identified as having special educational needs.
Eight in 10 Brits avoid spontaneous plans
Eight in 10 Brits avoid being spontaneous, with many needing at least a week's notice. A poll of 2,000 adults reveals 45% don't want to feel rushed, while 17% feel pressure to get everything perfect.
8 in 10 Brits Avoid Spontaneity Over Perfection Pressure
Eight in 10 Brits avoid last-minute plans due to pressure to be perfect, with a tidy home and prepared food key concerns, a survey of 2,000 adults reveals.
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Keep Cucumbers Crisp for 19 Days with 2 Kitchen Items
Wrapping cucumbers in paper towels inside a sealed zip-lock bag on a fridge shelf keeps them fresh for up to 19 days, according to food experts at The Kitchn.
Travel Editor Mum Warns Against Early Boarding Perk
A travel editor and mum of a toddler shares why she now avoids the common airline perk of early family boarding, opting instead to let her child burn off energy at the gate.
Why Dogs Tilt Their Heads: Expert Reveals the Reason
A canine behaviourist reveals the fascinating science behind why dogs tilt their heads when spoken to, linking it to hearing, sight, and owner bond.
Liverpool Academy Duo Kyle Kelly and Tommy Pilling Close to Moves
Liverpool midfielder Kyle Kelly is set to join Forest Green Rovers on loan, while Tommy Pilling nears a permanent transfer to Slovakian side MFK Zemplin Michalovce as the Reds reshape their Academy squad.
ADHD and Autism Diagnoses 'Currency' in UK Education System
Dave Clements warns that ADHD and autism diagnoses are being used as 'currency' to access support in England's overwhelmed education system, with 1 in 5 children now having special educational needs.
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Retiring Deputy Head Reflects on 18-Year Journey at All Saints
After 18 years, Deputy Headteacher Brendan Chorley retires from All Saints Catholic High School in Kirkby, crediting the community's warmth and support for the school's transformation.
Wallsend SEND Pupils Face Possible Move to New School Building
North Tyneside Council is considering relocating SEND pupils from Silverdale Primary at Langdale Centre to Forest Hall Primary, launching a consultation on 27 July.
Historic Barry Victorian building could become daycare centre
Broad Island House, a Victorian building in Barry in 'very poor state of repair', could become a daycare facility for adults with disabilities under new plans.
Emmerdale: Serena's Motive to Target Kim Tate Exposed
Emmerdale fans suspect Serena Sugden is working with an accomplice to target Kim Tate, after stealing a USB stick from Home Farm. Theories point to Jamie Tate or Graham Foster.
Manchester Met students wrongly told they failed degree
Students at Manchester Metropolitan University were mistakenly emailed that they failed their degree and couldn't attend graduation, causing panic. The error was corrected within 20 minutes.
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Teacher Retires After 41 Years, Says School Is 'In My DNA'
Diane Wright, 65, retires from Eccleston Mere Primary School after 41 years. She taught science, saw technology evolve from chalkboards to smartboards, and calls the school part of her DNA.
Tameside Children's Services Director Hails Progress
Jill Colbert, director of children's services, says Tameside is on track to improve after Ofsted deemed the service inadequate in 2023. Latest monitoring visit shows progress, but legacy issues persist.
Charity Shop Worker Reveals Thrifting Mistake for Best Finds
Charity shop worker Stacey says inconsistency is the main mistake stopping people from finding the best used clothes. She advises regular visits and rummaging through all rails.
Soda Crystals Better Than Vinegar for Soft Towels
Angela Patrone swapped white vinegar for soda crystals to soften towels. The natural item removes residue, making towels softer and more absorbent. Experts agree.
Cardiff Students Furious Over Exam Error Forcing Summer Resits
Cardiff University students face in-person resits in August after an exam error wrongly banned calculators, affecting 200 Accounting and Finance students, with international students forced to return from abroad.
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Diversion Model Diverted 80% of Young Offenders
In the 1980s, Northampton juvenile liaison bureau diverted over 80% of young offenders from the criminal justice system, saving nearly £2m per year and avoiding criminal records.
ANU accused of 'hysterical' response to AI cheating
ANU faces backlash over 'hysterical' AI cheating response as universities rush to secure assessments, with experts warning Australia risks losing intellectual capability to overseas tech firms.
Butter Stays Fresh for Weeks Outside Fridge Without Common Mistake
Award-winning food expert Jerry James Stone explains how to store butter at room temperature safely for weeks, avoiding common storage mistakes that cause spoilage.
Baked Beans Hack: Add Worcestershire Sauce for Better Flavour
A food writer reveals that adding Worcestershire sauce to baked beans transforms the dish. The acidic condiment cuts sweetness, adding savoury depth. Simmer beans with sauce and pepper, then serve on buttered toast with cheese.
Mum Calls for Legally Binding Organ Donor Wishes
Becca Lambert, whose daughter Poppy needs a heart transplant, urges the government to make registered organ donor decisions legally binding, preventing families from overriding them.
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M&S Launches 1,000 Training Places for Young People
Marks and Spencer is launching 1,000 'graduate-style' training places for 18-24 year olds across the UK and Ireland, with applications opening July 27, paying £13.41 per hour nationally.
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