Clegg Criticises Tuition Fees He Helped Triple
Sir Nick Clegg has called the university tuition fee system 'deeply unfair' and accepted responsibility for tripling fees to £9,000 a year while in government.
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UK Couple Drown at Australian Beach, Locals Attempt Rescue
A 66-year-old man and 64-year-old woman from the UK died after being pulled from the water at Shell Cove beach near Sydney. Police confirm tragic incident.
Norwich School Lockdown After Teenage Girl Stabbed
A school in Norwich has been placed on lockdown after a teenage girl was stabbed on Laundry Lane. The victim was taken to hospital with minor injuries as police conduct a thorough search for the suspect.
University Tragedy: Student Found Dead, Boyfriend Dies Weeks Later
A 19-year-old Lancaster University student was found dead in her halls with morphine in her system. Her boyfriend, who discovered her, took his own life less than a month later.
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Drone Strike in Goma Kills at Least One Person
A drone attack in downtown Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, has killed at least one person, with reports of three fatalities. The strike hit near former President Kabila's home, claiming a French UNICEF employee.
Shadow Fleets Defy Iran's Threats in Strait of Hormuz
Despite Iran's threats to destroy ships, shadow fleets continue transiting the Strait of Hormuz, exploiting voluntary maritime regulations and opaque registrations.
Nursery's Mother's Day Comment Stuns Two-Dad Family
A two-dad family was surprised when their children's nursery raised Mother's Day, leading to a thoughtful discussion about celebrating surrogates and diverse family structures.
Slow Wi-Fi Saved Traveller from Arrest in Qatar During War
Seasoned traveller Gabriel Morris recounts how sluggish hotel internet prevented him from uploading a video about missile supplies in Qatar, potentially saving him from arrest under strict cybercrime laws during the Iran conflict.
Schoolgirl, 12, Dies After Bus Stop Brawl
Jada West, 12, died from brain injuries after a fight with another pupil at a bus stop. Her mother found her motionless and not breathing at the scene.
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British Couple Drown at Australian Beach, Locals Try to Save
A British couple on holiday in Australia drowned at Shellharbour Beach despite efforts by bystanders, including off-duty nurses, to rescue and perform CPR. Emergency services were unable to revive them.
Iran Threatens Crackdown as Women Footballers Face Persecution
Iran issues stark warning against dissent while women footballers face persecution for anthem protest. Australia grants asylum to some players amid escalating tensions.
Chile's Far-Right Leader Faces Scrutiny Over Pinochet Praise
José Antonio Kast, a prominent far-right figure in Chile, is under fire for his admiration of former dictator Augusto Pinochet, sparking debate about his political legacy and influence.
Iran Uses Strait of Hormuz to Throttle Oil and Gas: A Visual Guide
A detailed analysis of Iran's tactics in the Strait of Hormuz, showing how it leverages this chokepoint to control and disrupt international oil and gas shipments, impacting global energy markets.
Teacher Barred for Sending Money and Fast Food to Pupils
A geography teacher from Slough has been indefinitely barred from teaching after admitting to sending £500 to a former pupil and spending around £1,000 on fast food for students, with a panel ruling his conduct was 'unacceptable'.
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Teacher Banned for Sending Pupil Money and Buying Fast Food
Roger Towersey admitted to unacceptable professional conduct after sending £500 to a former student and spending £1,000 on fast food for vulnerable pupils, leading to an indefinite teaching ban.
FIU TPUSA President Quits Over Racist Group Chat Messages
The president of Turning Point USA's Florida International University chapter has resigned after being linked to a private WhatsApp chat containing hundreds of racist, antisemitic and homophobic messages, sparking police investigations and political conde
Senegal Boarding School Abuse Probe Over 'Magic Room'
The American Dara Academy in Senegal is under investigation for alleged physical abuse of students, including beatings in a so-called 'magic room,' with hundreds of children withdrawn.
Pupil 'Celebrated' Bondi Attack Deaths in School Incident
Shocking reports emerge of a Granville South Public School student allegedly celebrating the Bondi terror attack deaths, among over 100 antisemitic incidents in NSW schools this year.
Iran Was Our Hogwarts: A Childhood Between Tehran and Essex
A podcast explores a unique childhood split between Tehran and Essex, blending cultural identities and personal memories in a compelling narrative.
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Hezbollah Faces Public Backlash as Lebanon Conflict Escalates
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have forced thousands to flee, sparking rare public criticism of Hezbollah from within its traditional support base amid renewed conflict.
Iran's Heaviest Missile Barrage Amid Trump's War Threats
Iran has unleashed its most intense missile barrage since the conflict began, while Trump warns of a military response 'at a level never seen before' after US forces destroy Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz.
Lebanon's Displaced Civilians Shelter in Schools and Stadiums
Families in southern Lebanon flee Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah, seeking safety in Beirut's stadiums and schools as regional tensions escalate from the U.S.-Israel war on Iran.
Lebanon Crisis: 700,000 Flee Homes Amid Middle East Conflict
Over 700,000 people have fled their homes in Lebanon due to escalating conflict, creating a severe humanitarian crisis with makeshift camps and shortages of basic necessities.
School Board Member: Deporting Migrant Children Makes Schools 'Better'
Maya Phillips, a California school board member and immigrant, faces backlash after stating that deporting undocumented families improves student-teacher ratios and education quality.
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California Teacher Exodus Looms as Morale Hits Historic Low
A new report reveals nearly half of California teachers plan to quit within a decade, with nationwide morale at its lowest point in recent memory. Key issues include large class sizes and student behaviour.
Beirut's Displaced Thousands: War's End Brings No Relief
As US signals potential ceasefire in Iran conflict, thousands remain homeless in Beirut after Israeli bombing. Families shelter in stadiums and streets amid mounting humanitarian crisis.
Iranian Regime Becomes More Defiant Under US-Israel Pressure
Experts report that Iran's government is not weakening but instead becoming increasingly defiant in response to ongoing US and Israeli military and political pressure.
NAPLAN Tests Start Today for 1.4 Million Students
Around 1.4 million students across Australia are sitting the NAPLAN tests today, with adjustments made for Ramadan and new proficiency levels in effect for the second year.
First Three V-Level Subjects Revealed for 2027 Launch
The government has announced the first three V-level vocational qualifications in education, finance, and digital, set to launch in September 2027 as part of post-16 reforms.
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Aid Cuts Reduce Public Support for Overseas Help, Research Finds
New research shows that awareness of government aid cuts decreases public backing for international development, with significant drops in perceived moral duty and emotional engagement.
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