Labour Cuts £460m from School Budgets After Teacher Pay Rise
Labour has quietly cut £460 million from school budgets after giving teachers a 6.5% pay rise, forcing schools to find savings from teaching assistants and equipment.
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Civilians Bear Brunt of US-Israel Campaign in Iran
Nearly a month into US-Israel strikes on Iran, 1,500 dead, homes destroyed, ancient sites damaged, civilians suffer most.
Deafblind Boy's Nursery Trauma Highlights Fears Over Send Reforms
Family of deafblind boy Harvey Hind fears England's Send reforms could cut funding and reverse hard-won support after traumatic nursery wait.
Oklahoma to Test Out-of-State Teachers with 'America First' Exam
Oklahoma introduces 'America First' test for teachers from California and New York, covering conservative values, sparking criticism as a political stunt.
Phillipson Vows EHCPs Stay For Complex Needs In Send Reforms
Bridget Phillipson confirms EHCPs for most complex Send children will stay under reforms, with new support plans from 2030.
Kim Jong Un Likely to Name Teenage Daughter as Successor, South Korea Believes
South Korea's spy agency believes Kim Jong-un is close to naming his teenage daughter, Kim Ju-ae, as North Korea's future leader, citing her growing public appearances and a shift in her status to 'successor-designate'.
I'm A Celebrity Final Receives Over 1,000 Ofcom Complaints Over Alleged Bullying
I'm A Celebrity final receives over 1,000 Ofcom complaints after Adam Thomas claims bullying and says show is 'tarnished'.
Judge Orders Trump Administration to Restore $500m in Funding to UCLA
Federal judge orders Trump administration to restore $500m in frozen federal grants to UCLA, citing procedural violations.
Satellite Images Reveal Destruction in Iran and US Bases Amid Conflict
Satellite images show destruction from US-Israeli campaign in Iran, including ships ablaze and damaged bases in Bahrain and UAE.
Trump Denies Pushing Obamacare Subsidy Extension as Premiums Set to Soar
Trump denies pushing two-year Obamacare subsidy extension as premiums set to soar if Covid-era subsidies expire at year-end.
Australia's Support for US-Israel Strikes on Iran Raises Legal Questions
International law experts criticise Australia for backing US-Israel strikes on Iran, calling it illegal and damaging to the rules-based order.
Robot Dog Olympics Held at MoD in Bristol to Develop Tech for British Army
Robot Dog Olympics at MoD Bristol: coders programme robotic dogs for tasks like sprinting and gymnastics to aid British Army.
Weekend Reads: Imran Khan, AI Dangers, and Cultural Shifts
Guardian Australia's weekend reads cover Imran Khan's legacy, living with terminal cancer, Sylvia Plath's final year, AI spirituality, and the value of printed books.
Victoria Teachers to Strike Over Pay and Workload
Victorian teachers to strike for first time in 13 years over pay and workload, affecting up to 500 schools on Tuesday.
One Killed, 63 Injured in Iranian Strike on Kuwait Airport as US-Iran Tensions Simmer
Iranian drone strike on Kuwait airport kills one, wounds 63 amid US-Iran hostilities and ongoing ceasefire talks.
Mother Sues Nevada School District After Son Chokes to Death on Pineapple
Mother sues Nevada school district after her eight-year-old son choked to death on pineapple in cafeteria; employee allegedly sent him to bathroom alone.
Trump Administration Releases $5.5bn in Frozen Education Funds After Republican Backlash
White House releases $5.5bn in frozen education funds after Republican backlash, restoring funding for teacher training, arts, and ESL support.
Kenyan Street Children Swap Prison for Football Pitch at Moscow Tournament
Kenyan street children released from prison to play in Moscow's Street Child World Cup, highlighting global issues of child safety and rights.
UN Halts Food Aid to 160,000 Afghans Amid Pakistan Border Clashes
UN suspends food aid to 160,000 Afghans as Pakistan border clashes escalate, worsening humanitarian crisis.
Katie Price Speaks Out After Met Police Officers Found Guilty of Mocking Harvey
Katie Price speaks after eight Met Police officers found guilty of gross misconduct for mocking her disabled son Harvey in WhatsApp messages.
Mother of boy who died from allergic reaction to dinner criticises school
Mother of Nasar Ahmed, 14, who died from allergic reaction at school, criticises staff for not using his EpiPen.
Guardian Europe Editor Tackles Reader Questions on Continent’s Uncertain Future
Guardian Europe editor Jon Henley answers readers' questions on Europe's future, covering two-tier EU, internal divisions, and the bloc's survival amid global challenges.
Apocalyptic Beliefs Go Mainstream, Shape Threat Responses
Research reveals apocalyptic beliefs are increasingly mainstream, influencing how people respond to global threats like climate change and AI.
Dubai Expat: Falling Debris Scarier Than Missile Explosions
British expat in Dubai says falling debris from intercepted missiles is scarier than explosions, as she protects her children from the attacks.
Wales to Set National Literacy and Numeracy Indicators
The Welsh Government will publish new national indicators for literacy and numeracy in September, providing schools with 'absolute clarity about what should be learned when' to raise educational standards.
Iran Formalises Strait Of Hormuz Control With Toll Booth
Iran formalises Strait of Hormuz control with toll system, charging ships millions for passage amid rising oil prices.
Utah mother discovers son playing 'Five Nights at Epstein's' on school computer
Utah mother finds son playing 'Five Nights at Epstein's' on school computer; district blocks site after complaint.
British boy back in UK after being stranded in Dubai airport amid airstrikes
British boy Ahmad Ali, 12, returns to UK after three nights stranded in Dubai airport amid Middle East airstrikes.
Universities Told to End 'Spiralling' Grade Inflation
OfS warns universities of 'unexplained' grade inflation, with top degrees rising from 67% to 78% since 2010-11.
Māori Greet New Zealand PM with Indifference on Waitangi Day
Māori show indifference to New Zealand PM at Waitangi Day events, citing fatigue over divisive coalition policies and a breakdown in trust.
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