Top Schools Slammed for 'Appalling' SEND Student Intake
England's highest-achieving secondary schools admit far fewer disadvantaged pupils with special educational needs compared to average schools, according to a Sutton Trust report.
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Underground Life in Israel: Surreal Scenes Amidst Alerts
A photo essay reveals how Israelis adapt to life in shelters during missile warnings, with weddings, yoga, and community persisting in cramped underground spaces.
Bradford Leads UK Graduate Social Mobility Rankings 2025
The University of Bradford has been ranked England's top institution for graduate social mobility in the 2025 English Social Mobility Index, with Aston and Wolverhampton following closely.
Iran Missile Attack on Israel Amid US-Iran Talks
Iran fired multiple missile waves at Israel, triggering sirens and causing damage, as US President Trump postponed strikes on Iranian power plants citing productive talks.
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Paralympian: Dubai Safer Than Australia Despite Middle East War
Ex-Paralympic swimmer Jessica Smith, who lives in Dubai with her family, asserts the UAE city offers greater safety than Australia, citing crime rates and social harmony despite regional tensions.
Preah Vihear Temple at Risk from Cambodia-Thailand Fighting
The 11th-century Preah Vihear temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has sustained severe damage from recent border clashes between Cambodia and Thailand, with officials warning of potential collapse during the upcoming rainy season.
Cambodia-Thailand Border Clashes Damage 1,000-Year-Old Temple
The Preah Vihear temple, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has suffered extensive damage from recent fighting between Cambodia and Thailand, with parts at risk of collapse and tourism halted due to safety concerns.
Bradford Leads 2025 University Social Mobility Rankings
The University of Bradford has been named England's top institution for graduate social mobility in the 2025 annual rankings, with West Midlands universities dominating the top ten positions.
Schools Discourage Special Needs Pupils Over League Table Fears
New research reveals 41% of headteachers believe schools are putting off families with SEND children to avoid compromising their standings in results league tables, amid a national funding crisis.
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School Cancels Bouncy Castle Reward After Parent Complaints
Newark Primary School in Port Glasgow cancelled a bouncy castle event for pupils with good attendance after parents argued it would distress children who missed out.
Khoi and San Remains Repatriated and Reburied in South Africa
South Africa has reburied the remains of at least 63 Khoi and San people, repatriated from a European museum, in a ceremony condemning colonial-era racism.
US Emergency Preparedness Checklist Amid Iran Conflict
The US Department of Homeland Security has released a detailed checklist of essential items households should stockpile to survive independently for several days during emergencies, as global tensions escalate.
Colombian Military Plane Crashes with 110 People Onboard
A Colombian military aircraft carrying 110 people crashed and burst into flames shortly after takeoff, with rescue operations underway to locate survivors amid the wreckage.
Urdu Resurfaced in My Sleep: A Language Rediscovered
Saman Shad explores how her mother tongue, Urdu, lay dormant for years until a trip to Pakistan and a sleep-talking episode revealed its enduring presence, challenging notions of home and identity.
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American Thought British Partner Lazy Until UK Move Revealed Truth
An American woman living in Britain shares how she misjudged her partner's relaxed attitude as laziness, but now appreciates the UK's calmer approach to work-life balance and leisure time.
Argentina's 50-Year Wait: Families Bury Loved Ones from 1976 Coup
Fifty years after Argentina's military coup, grieving families finally lay to rest relatives disappeared during the dictatorship, as forensic work continues despite political hurdles.
Norland College's Unique Path to University Status
Norland College in Bath, training elite nannies for the royal family, seeks university status with £50K starting salaries, martial arts training, and a strict £1,000 uniform.
Sudan's Displaced Children Cannot Wait for Diplomacy
Five million children displaced in Sudan's war face a humanitarian catastrophe. As the UK co-hosts a global conference, urgent action is needed to protect them from ongoing violence and neglect.
This Week in History: Soviet Collapse to Northern Ireland Peace
Explore pivotal historical events from 23-29 March, featuring Soviet disintegration, NATO's Kosovo campaign, and the landmark Northern Ireland power-sharing agreement.
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Cancer Mother Fights for Fair School Admissions Policy Changes
Christine Lote, a Bristol mother with stage four cancer, advocates for reforms after her daughter was denied a school place, highlighting disparities in local policies and sparking a national review.
Israeli Settlers Attack West Bank Villages Amid Escalation
A series of violent attacks by Israeli settlers targeted Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank, causing injuries and destruction during the Eid al-Fitr holiday.
Settler Violence Escalates in West Bank Amid Eid al-Fitr
Israeli settlers carried out coordinated raids across the West Bank, setting homes and vehicles ablaze and injuring Palestinians, with security forces reportedly standing by during the attacks.
Civilians Bear Brunt of US-Israel Iran Campaign
A month-long military campaign by the US and Israel in Iran has resulted in significant civilian casualties and infrastructure damage, with no end in sight to the escalating conflict.
Sudoku 7252: Easy Daily Brain Training Puzzle
Sudoku puzzle 7252 offers a straightforward and engaging challenge, perfect for daily mental exercise. This easy-level grid is designed to sharpen logic skills without overwhelming complexity.
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Khalifa Haftar's Shadow Rule Over Libya's Future
An in-depth look at how Khalifa Haftar, without holding formal office, wields immense power in Libya through military might, tribal alliances, and foreign support, shaping the nation's turbulent politics.
Gaza Ambulance Driver Killed in Drone Strike Post-Ceasefire
Abed Elrahman Hamdouna, a father of two and volunteer ambulance driver, was killed in a reported drone strike in Gaza, highlighting ongoing civilian casualties despite a ceasefire announced in October 2025.
Victoria Teachers Strike Over Pay Dispute Explained
Teachers in Victoria, Australia, have initiated a strike due to unresolved pay disputes, impacting schools across the state. The action highlights ongoing tensions over wages and working conditions in the education sector.
Afternoon Update: Monday's National News Summary
A comprehensive afternoon update covering Monday's top national news stories, including political developments, economic trends, and social issues across Australia.
BBC Documentary Examines US-China Superpower Clash and Trade Wars
A two-part BBC documentary investigates the escalating geopolitical conflict between the US and China, featuring insights from Boris Johnson and Nancy Pelosi. Plus, TV highlights for tonight.
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Cancer Mother Fights 'Unfair' School Places Policy
Christine Lote, a Bristol mother with stage four chondrosarcoma, is campaigning to change school admissions policies after her daughter was denied a place at a bereavement-support school.
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