University of Melbourne Law Professor Sues Over Suspension After Leaked Email
University of Melbourne law professor Eric Descheemaeker sues for discrimination after being suspended following a leaked email criticising Indigenous activists.
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Teachers Report Rise In Problem Parents Legal Threats And Ai Complaints
UK teachers report rise in challenging parent behaviour, including legal threats and AI complaints, harming staff wellbeing, says ASCL survey.
Iran Launches Heaviest Missile Barrage Amid Trump's War Threats
Iran launches heaviest missile barrage amid US threats to reopen Strait of Hormuz; Japan receives first Russian oil since blockade.
Iran School Missile Strike Kills 175, Unesco Condemns Attack
At least 175 killed in US-Israeli airstrike on Iranian girls' school; Unesco condemns violation of humanitarian law.
Teenager Who Stabbed Teachers at Welsh School Had Been Considered for Prevent
Report reveals 13-year-old girl who stabbed teachers in Welsh school had been considered for Prevent due to Hitler obsession.
School Mourns 'Kind and Bright' Boy, 14, Who Died Suddenly After Collapsing While Playing Football
Corbin Jones, 14, died after collapsing while playing football at Larkhall Academy in South Lanarkshire. Police treat death as unexplained but not suspicious.
The Real Lord of the Flies: Six Boys Survived 15 Months Stranded on Pacific Island
Six Tongan boys survived 15 months stranded on a Pacific island in 1965, cooperating instead of descending into savagery, contrary to 'Lord of the Flies'.
Kids Share Milestones That Build Independence: Trust Is Key
New research reveals that sleepovers, solo shopping, and parental trust are key to children feeling independent. The first UK Childhood Independence Index shows 41% of kids link independence to trust.
Man City face battle to keep top young talents
Manchester City are fighting to retain academy stars Ryan McAidoo, Reigan Heskey, and Xavier Parker as Liverpool and other clubs circle. The Blues have already spent £33.5m on young talents this summer.
School Bans Shorts Under Skirts, Parents Outraged
A primary school has banned girls from wearing shorts under their skirts as part of summer uniform policy, sparking anger among parents who call the rule 'wild' and question its rationale.
School Bans Shorts Under Skirts, Parent Outraged
A parent is furious after her daughter's primary school allegedly banned girls from wearing shorts under skirts during hot weather, citing uniformity concerns.
Tumble Dryer Sheets Keep Skirting Boards Dust-Free
Skirting boards collect dust constantly, but a £2 tumble dryer sheet from Home Bargains can keep them dust-free for weeks, thanks to anti-static properties.
Colonial Nairobi Library Restored and Returned to the Community
Nairobi's McMillan Memorial Library, once whites-only, restored by Book Bunk project, now a community hub with increased visitors and educational programs.
Mum of 22 Sue Radford Mocks School Fines as She Jets Off on 10th Holiday
Sue Radford, mum of 22, mocks school fines as she takes 10th family holiday of the year to France, months after being fined for taking kids out of school.
Joe Rogan criticises Trump's age and Iran war risk of World War III
Joe Rogan criticises Trump's age and Iran war, warning it could spark World War III, on his podcast.
Keating Slams Nine Newspapers on Third Anniversary of 'Red Alert' China War Prediction
Paul Keating criticises Nine newspapers' 'Red Alert' series on its third anniversary, saying its China war prediction has not materialised.
Obama Clarifies Alien Comments After Podcast Frenzy
Barack Obama clarifies podcast comments on aliens, saying no evidence of extraterrestrial contact, after media frenzy over his 'they're real' remark.
Luisa Zissman Claims Dubai Safer Than UK Despite Missile Strikes
BBC star Luisa Zissman claims Dubai is safer than the UK despite missile strikes, sparking debate among Mirror readers.
Australia Doubles Graduate Visa Fees Sparking Student Outcry
Australia doubles temporary graduate visa fees to A$4,600, sparking student outrage over lack of warning and high costs.
Israeli Snipers Kill Brothers Seeking Hospital Help In Gaza
Investigation reveals Israeli snipers killed four members of a Gaza family, including brothers seeking hospital help, highlighting a pattern of targeting unarmed civilians.
Secret Staircase Reveals Pompeii's Lost Tower Blocks
Archaeologists discover a grand staircase in Pompeii, revealing lost tower blocks that housed the Roman elite before the Vesuvius eruption.
US-Iran Peace Deal Announced: Key Details Remain Unclear
US and Iran announce peace deal, but key details on Hormuz, nuclear programme, and Lebanon remain unclear. Trump threatens to resume attacks if nuclear talks fail.
Gaza's Unidentified Dead: DNA Blockade Leaves Families in Limbo
Over 1,100 unidentified bodies in Gaza; Israel blocks DNA testing, leaving families in limbo.
Boy, 12, Dies After Three-Year Wait for Autism Diagnosis
A 12-year-old boy dies after three-year wait for autism diagnosis; charity survey reveals widespread delays and lack of support.
Trisha Mukherjee Wins 2025 Rupert Cornwell Prize for Journalism
Trisha Mukherjee wins 2025 Rupert Cornwell Prize for Journalism for proposed US-Mexico border stories.
International Women's Day 2026: Global Calls for Equality Mark 115 Years of Activism
International Women's Day 2026 marks 115 years of activism, with global calls for equality amid ongoing conflicts and gender violence.
Ukrainian civilian casualties surge 26% in 2025, report finds
Ukrainian civilian casualties rose 26% in 2025, driven by increased Russian attacks on cities and infrastructure, says AOAV report.
Teen daughter lies constantly, Coleen Nolan responds
A mother struggles with her 15-year-old daughter's constant lying about meetings and activities. Coleen Nolan advises staying calm, setting boundaries, and fostering open communication.
Olive Oil Keeps Avocados Fresh Longer Than Water Storage
Avocados last longer when brushed with olive oil instead of stored in water. The oil creates a barrier against air, slowing browning and spoilage for up to five extra days.
UK Museums Ready to Return Colonial-Era Skulls to Zimbabwe
UK museums agree to return colonial-era skulls to Zimbabwe, including possible remains of anti-colonial hero Mbuya Nehanda.
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