Hong Kong Media Silent or Celebratory Over Jimmy Lai's 20-Year Sentence
Hong Kong media largely silent or celebratory after pro-democracy tycoon Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years under national security law.
Category : Education
Universities Warned Over 'Unexplained' Grade Inflation
OfS warns universities of unexplained grade inflation, with first and upper-second class degrees rising from 67% to 78% since 2010-11.
Pittsburgh School Stabbing: Three Pupils Injured in Lockdown Horror
Three pupils stabbed at Carrick High School, Pittsburgh. Suspect in custody. School in lockdown. Two critically injured.
Pope Leo XIV condemns 'handful of tyrants' amid ongoing row with Trump White House
Pope Leo XIV denounces 'tyrants' amid White House feud; US bishops back pontiff after Vance remarks; Miami Catholic charity loses funding.
Jane O'Gorman on sex control and jealousy
Advice columnist Jane O'Gorman addresses a reader whose boyfriend uses sex to control her, and another whose friends shun them for flaunting wealth.
Schools Urged to Admit More White Working-Class Pupils to Tackle Underachievement
Independent inquiry recommends high-performing schools admit more disadvantaged white working-class pupils to reverse underachievement crisis in England.
US accused of weakening UN resolution on sexual violence in war
US accused of weakening UN resolution on sexual violence in war by removing references to reproductive health over abortion concerns.
Christian Schools Fight Labour's VAT In Court Of Appeal
Private schools sever religious ties and form alliances to survive a 'second wave' of closures after Labour's VAT on fees, with 105 schools closed since the policy's announcement.
Over 160 Killed in Islamic Militant Attacks on Nigerian Villages
Over 160 killed in Islamic militant attacks on two villages in Kwara state, Nigeria. Lakurawa group suspected. Attacks follow months of warnings.
Iranian police fire teargas at girls' school during phone inspection clash
Iranian security forces fired teargas at a girls' school in Tehran after staff tried to inspect phones, as anti-government protests continue following Mahsa Amini's death.
Ancient Hittite Tablet Unearthed with 'Break This and Die' Warning
A 3,300-year-old Hittite tablet discovered in Turkey bears the warning 'Whoever breaks this will die,' startling archaeologists due to its unusual severity.
New Book Claims Michael Rockefeller Was Eaten by Cannibals
New book claims Michael Rockefeller was murdered and eaten by Asmat cannibals in New Guinea, challenging official lost-at-sea theory.
Brooke Boney Reflects on Referendum Pain and Oxford Study in New Book
Brooke Boney discusses her new book, the pain of the Voice referendum, and how studying at Oxford changed her view of power.
Anti-rights groups fill void left by USAID cuts, campaigners warn
Campaigners warn ultra-conservative Christian groups are exploiting USAID cuts to reshape global health, restricting family planning via new aid deals and the Geneva Consensus Declaration.
University Boss Questions Loans for Students Without A-Levels
University of Birmingham's vice-chancellor calls for review of student loans for those without A-levels, citing funding crisis and graduation rates.
Dog trainer's simple tips to calm a wild cockapoo
A dog trainer explains that cockapoos can be calm all day with the right exercise, scent work and breed-specific activities, despite common owner complaints.
Israel-Backed Militias Proliferate in Gaza, Threatening Stability
Israel-backed armed militias are seizing control in Gaza, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis and threatening peace efforts as up to 12 new groups emerge.
Goa Nightclub Fire Kills At Least 25, Tourists Among Victims
At least 25 killed in Goa nightclub fire, including tourists; most victims were workers trapped in basement.
Black History in Curriculum: Teachers Debate Compulsory Status
Teachers argue for and against making black history compulsory in England's national curriculum amid calls for broader historical education.
Dog Trainer Tips for Cockapoo Energy and Behavior
Dog trainer John explains that cockapoos, a mix of working breeds, need breed-specific activities like scent work and long walks to stay calm, and common issues like separation anxiety can be prevented.
Israeli Airstrikes Kill 254 in Lebanon, Straining US-Iran Truce
Israeli airstrikes kill 254 in Lebanon, largest since war began, straining US-Iran ceasefire. Iran warns of withdrawal.
Labour's GCSE Overhaul: Fewer Exams Proposed, Ebacc Faces Scrapping
Interim curriculum review recommends fewer GCSE exams, digital literacy focus, but Sats remain. Controversy over 'dumbing down' claims.
Disabled children’s legal rights ‘red lines’ in Send overhaul, charities warn
Charities warn ministers against diluting legal protections for disabled children in upcoming Send reforms in England.
Record A-Level Top Grades in England as Boys Outshine Girls
Record A-level top grades in England as boys outperform girls; regional gaps persist; maths most popular subject.
K-pop Fuels Surge in Korean Language Learning
Korean language learning surges worldwide, fueled by K-pop and K-drama popularity. Universities and online platforms see record enrolments.
Welsh-medium seedling school approved in Porthcawl
Bridgend County Borough Council has approved plans for a new Welsh-medium seedling school in Porthcawl, with 30 nursery and 30 reception places, plus childcare.
Gay hospital chaplain loses discrimination appeal against Church of England
Court of Appeal rejects gay chaplain Jeremy Pemberton's discrimination claim against Church of England over marriage ban.
Providence on Edge as Manhunt for Brown University Killer Continues
Manhunt continues after deadly shooting at Brown University leaves two dead, nine injured, and a community on edge in Providence.
Academics Challenge Alabama Law Banning DEI Initiatives in Appeals Court
Alabama professors and students appeal state law banning DEI initiatives, citing vagueness and fear of repercussions.
Teaching assistant fatally stabbed by 14-year-old pupil in French school
A 14-year-old pupil fatally stabbed a teaching assistant at a school in Nogent, France, during a bag search. President Macron condemns the attack.
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