Schools Warn Over 'School Wars' Social Media Craze Targeting Children
A disturbing social media trend called 'School Wars' encourages children to attack pupils from rival schools for points, prompting warnings and safety measures nationwide.
A disturbing social media trend called 'School Wars' encourages children to attack pupils from rival schools for points, prompting warnings and safety measures nationwide.
A British family describes five days of hell after being stranded in Kuwait when flights home were cancelled due to escalating Middle East conflict, with rescue efforts facing delays.
Sarah and Ed Short from Kent paid £1,500 for a seven-hour taxi ride from Dubai to Oman to board a British Airways flight to Heathrow, escaping escalating war in the Middle East.
Catriona Mackenzie, 53, details the terrifying experience of being stuck in Kuwait during the Middle East conflict, with air raid sirens and distant booms disrupting life and preventing her return to Norfolk.
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RecommendedThe UN World Food Programme has suspended emergency food distribution in Afghanistan, affecting 160,000 people, as border clashes with Pakistan worsen the humanitarian crisis.
The Royal Shakespeare Company's reduction of its music department from seven to two members highlights a broader trend diminishing live music in theatre. This move risks losing the crucial, non-incidental scores that have historically brought drama to lif
Staff at Tewkesbury Academy near Gloucester are striking over alleged racist and misogynistic abuse from students, following a 2023 stabbing incident that left the school in lockdown.
A British mother and her family are stranded in Dubai following Iranian attacks, forced to pay £333 per night for accommodation while struggling to secure safe passage back to the UK amid conflicting advice.
British nationals travelling to Thailand, Dubai and eight other countries have had their Foreign Office travel advice updated overnight as escalating Middle East tensions cause widespread disruption.
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Passengers on cruise ships stranded in Gulf ports describe hearing constant explosions and experiencing intense anxiety as Iran threatens to close the Strait of Hormuz. Multiple vessels are at a standstill with no clear evacuation timeline.
Celebrities and influencers in Dubai offer conflicting reports on safety during recent missile attacks, with some claiming calm while others scramble for flights home.
A married primary school deputy head has been permanently prohibited from teaching after sending explicit sexual messages to two junior female colleagues during school hours.
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RecommendedIran's intelligence ministry reports fighting with separatist groups on its western border, alleging heavy losses for the groups and accusing them of being part of a US-Israeli plot to attack Iranian territory.
Roma soldiers in Ukraine, including volunteers like Viktor Ilchak, face systemic barriers in accessing compensation and benefits due to documentation issues and language barriers.
Statutory requirements for safeguarding children with allergies in schools announced, including compulsory staff training and stocking of emergency allergy pens.
Leading British authors including Helen Fielding and Salman Rushdie share practical tips to reignite reading passion as national campaign tackles declining literacy rates.
A generation of students feels misled by the promise of university degrees, facing high debt and poor job prospects, sparking calls for education reform.
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RecommendedA British expat living near a UAE airbase reveals her terror during Iranian attacks, saying falling debris poses greater danger than the explosions themselves.
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Brazilian mystic Athos Salomé forecasts devastating solar storms in March 2026 and full-scale wars in the Sahel and Arctic regions, with some prophecies already unfolding.
New photographs from the Middle East reveal the destruction and military activity following the US-Israeli war with Iran, including damaged infrastructure and missile attacks across multiple nations.
Blind mystic Baba Vanga's alarming 2026 prophecies include World War Three erupting across continents, AI causing global chaos, and humanity's first contact with alien intelligence.
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RecommendedEnrolments in Australian public schools have fallen to record lows, driven by inadequate funding and resource shortages, raising concerns over educational equity and future policy reforms.
Yao Ming, the 7ft 6in former basketball star, stands out as a delegate in China's National People's Congress, advocating for issues like digital detox for children.
Passengers arriving at Dublin Airport described seeing missiles and hearing explosions in Dubai, with tearful reunions marking the end of a harrowing journey home.
Sam Koch, daughter of media personality David Koch, has returned to Australia after being stranded in Dubai during Iranian missile attacks, describing the experience as surreal and stressful.
Papua New Guinea offers cash incentives for illegal firearms in a national amnesty until August, aiming to remove tens of thousands of guns from the troubled Highlands region before elections historically linked to violence.
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RecommendedOver 300 Scots returned to Edinburgh after being trapped in Dubai during Iranian missile attacks, with survivors describing harrowing experiences in hotel bunkers.