Child safeguarding review after Victoria Marten death recommends trauma-informed support for parents whose children are taken into care to break destructive cycles.
UK readers compare school meals with France and Spain as England tightens food standards, highlighting fresh ingredients and neurodivergent concerns.
US and Iran agree 60-day ceasefire but analysts warn it's a temporary solution that does not address underlying tensions in the Middle East.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of late Libyan dictator, shot dead at home in Zintan by masked men.
Pope Leo visits Monaco on Saturday, his first European trip since election, 488 years after last papal visit. He will meet Prince Albert and celebrate mass.
An Australian traveller stranded in Dubai describes being near a missile strike on Palm Jumeirah as Iranian attacks close the airport and ground flights.
A new report titled 'All we know about Dubai celebs praising UAE government after Iran missile attack' emerges but details are limited.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of Muammar Gaddafi, killed in Zintan by masked assailants, officials say. Calls for investigation.
A children's quiz on snails vs slugs and whale diets, hosted by Molly Oldfield. Kids can submit their own questions.
New forecast shows London will swelter above 30C next week, with temperatures peaking at 35C on Wednesday, July 29, marking the fourth heatwave this year.
The UK government cuts aid to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh by over 40%, prompting accusations of abandonment and warnings of catastrophic consequences.
Thousands of pets abandoned in Dubai as owners flee Iran war; RSPCA warns of 'hidden victims'; charities overwhelmed.
Half of UK parents struggle to teach kids about money. Experts advise age-appropriate methods, from savings jars to allowances, to build financial literacy.
Paul Keating urges Labor to stand firm on capital gains tax changes as inflation eases to 4.2%. Bondi massacre royal commission hears police were outgunned.
Charlie Bond, 37, from Kent explains why she chooses not to censor her swearing in front of her children, arguing it's better they hear it from her.
UK aims to rejoin EU's Erasmus scheme by 2027, with deal expected by January. Talks part of post-Brexit reset, despite defence setback.
Iranian missile hits Dubai's Fairmont hotel, sparking fires and injuries, as US-Israeli war on Iran expands across Middle East, striking Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan.
Israel's defence minister says new measures aim to destroy Palestinian statehood as violence and land seizures in the West Bank escalate.
Shadow education minister Julian Leeser has told the royal commission into antisemitism all universities should audit courses on Israel-Palestine and remove antisemitic materials.
73% of Gen Z women have tucked their phone into their bra on a night out, and nearly one in three leave their bags at home, according to Echo Falls research.
From June 29, DWP automatically records all face-to-face and telephone health assessments for PIP, Universal Credit, and other disability benefits to improve transparency and trust.
Dr Ian Mitchell, Newcastle United psychologist, is the early favourite for the Welsh Rugby Union's new head of behavioural performance role, working under Dave Reddin.
Ayr MSP Siobhian Brown praised GE Aerospace's Prestwick facility for its apprenticeship programmes and partnership with Ayrshire College, supporting local talent.
A beauty expert has shared genius methods for safe makeup swatching in-store, so you can test products without putting testers on your face and risking harmful germs.
Pentyrch Primary School near Cardiff has transformed from special measures to a highly inclusive and ambitious school, praised by Estyn.
Northumberland County Council must pay over £2,000 and apologise after failing to provide suitable education for a child with respiratory illness who became too anxious to attend school.
A pioneering Tyneside project gives student nurses more GP practice experience, hailed as vital for the NHS shift to community care.
Swansea's home tuition service faces rising demand and costs, with a councillor urging the council to stop using 'predatory' agencies that hike prices by 30-40%.
Universal Credit, Carer's Allowance, PIP, Attendance Allowance and Pension Credit claimants must report changes to avoid overpayments or stopped payments, DWP warns.
Nigel Farage's favourability has dropped to its lowest in a decade, with a 46% net negative rating, worse than Keir Starmer before his resignation, according to a new YouGov poll.