Iran Sentences Nobel Laureate To Seven More Years In Prison
Iran sentences Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi to over seven more years in prison on charges of collusion and propaganda, amid a crackdown on dissent.
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RSF drone attack kills 24 displaced people including children in central Sudan
RSF drone attack kills 24 displaced people, including eight children, near Er Rahad in central Sudan; WFP convoy also hit.
Beijing Bakery Overrun After Xi Jinping’s Lunar New Year Visit
Beijing pastry shop Daoxiangcun overrun after Xi Jinping's Lunar New Year visit, with customers flocking to buy his chosen snacks.
Machado Ally Guanipa Detained Hours After Venezuela Prison Release
Juan Pablo Guanipa, a Machado ally, was re-arrested hours after release from Venezuelan prison, sparking concerns over political reform.
Clean Oven Glass in 10 Minutes with Magic Eraser
A cleaning expert reveals how to remove baked-on oven glass stains in 10-15 minutes using a magic eraser, with no harsh chemicals or scrubbing required.
Wales reviews struggling universities, mergers considered
Wales launches an independent review of higher education, considering mergers and other options to address severe financial challenges, with over 1,000 job losses and falling international student numbers.
Hearts boss Vrancken hails James Wilson's instant impression
Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken says James Wilson has made an instant impression with his 'coachability' after returning from an unsuccessful loan at Tottenham Hotspur, offering a fresh start for the Scotland international.
US Investigating Deadly Strike on Iranian Girls' School, Says Hegseth
US defence secretary says investigation under way after strike on Iranian girls' school kills at least 165, as UN calls for probe.
London Russian School Teaches Drone Warfare to Pupils
Russian embassy school in London teaches drone warfare to pupils aged 15-16 as part of militaristic curriculum.
Seven tips to help prepare your child for primary school
Seven practical tips to help ease your child's transition to primary school, from practising the school run to managing toilet training and uniform prep.
UC Berkeley and Pomona College Reach Settlements Over Antisemitism Complaints
UC Berkeley and Pomona College settle antisemitism complaints from pro-Palestinian protests, including $60,000 payment and new taskforce.
Digital Project Links Retirement Complex and School
An award-winning digital intergenerational project by North Lanarkshire Council brings together seniors from Mornay Way Retirement Complex and pupils from Dykehead Primary School to boost digital skills and social connections.
Hezbollah Replaces Top Security Official Wafiq Safa in Restructuring
Hezbollah replaces top security official Wafiq Safa with Hussein Abdullah in internal restructuring after war with Israel.
UN Expert Says Haiti Has Chance to Tackle Gang Violence with New Force
UN expert William O'Neill says Haiti has a crucial opportunity to tackle gang violence with a new international force deploying, but warns that the flow of weapons must be stopped.
Delta State University Student Found Dead; Police Rule Out Foul Play
Delta State University student Demartravion Reed found dead; police rule out foul play and suicide rumours.
Cyprus Route Closure Strands 115,000 Australians in Middle East
Australia warns 115,000 citizens stranded as airlines cancel Middle East flights amid Iran conflict; no repatriation flights yet.
Cruise Lines Cancel Gulf Season Amid Iran Conflict, Stranding Thousands
MSC Cruises and Celestyal cancel Arabian Gulf season amid Iran conflict, stranding thousands. Repatriation flights underway.
India's Literary Festivals Thrive Despite Low Book Sales
India's 100+ literature festivals thrive on spectacle, music and Bollywood stars, despite low book sales averaging 3,000-4,000 copies per title.
Foreign Women in Syrian IS Camp Hope for Amnesty After Government Offensive
Foreign women linked to IS in Syria's Roj camp hope for amnesty after a government offensive weakened the Kurdish-led force guarding them.
Iranian Beautician's Videos Reveal Brutal Crackdown and Fear
An Iranian beautician's videos reveal the brutal crackdown on protesters and the pervasive fear gripping the country after the bloodiest crackdown by the Islamic Republic.
Private Jet Prices Soar as Wealthy Scramble to Leave Dubai
Private jet prices soar as wealthy flee Dubai after Iranian attacks damage airport; tourists stranded.
Dubai Airport Operates Amid Missile Strikes and Panic
Dubai airport operates amid Iranian missile strikes, with limited flights for Brits and air defence interceptions.
Send costs threaten to bankrupt four in five English councils, leaders warn
Four in five English councils face bankruptcy from rising Send costs, with deficits projected to reach £14bn by 2028, warns LGA.
St John Ogilvie High Gets Top Marks in Inspection
St John Ogilvie High School in Hamilton received one 'excellent' and three 'very good' ratings from Education Scotland, with inspectors praising outstanding leadership and motivated pupils.
The exhausting colleague: navigating unwanted work friendships
Workplace friendships can become exhausting when a colleague pushes for after-work socialising. Learn how to set boundaries and manage uncomfortable dynamics, with expert advice from a psychotherapist.
UK Schools Face Major Changes from September
From September, UK schools must cap branded uniform items to three, ban mobile phones all day, stock allergy injectors, update RSHE curriculum, and implement new Ofsted inspection models.
Homework Must Go: AI Reveals Its Fatal Flaw
Homework is becoming 'worse than useless' as 57% of parents suspect AI use. Vanessa Feltz argues homework was always flawed and should be abolished.
Teachers Reveal Gifts They're Tired of Receiving
Teachers share the end-of-year gifts they're fed up with, including mugs and wine, and reveal the one thing they'd rather receive before the summer holidays.
Girl, 11, Trapped in School for Hours After Falling Asleep, Calls 999
An 11-year-old girl was trapped in her primary school after falling asleep, called 999, and was freed by firefighters.
Oxford Union President-Elect Faces Disciplinary Action Over Charlie Kirk Comments
Oxford Union president-elect George Abaraonye faces disciplinary proceedings for remarks celebrating Charlie Kirk's shooting; union condemns racial abuse he received.
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