Stranded Australians in Israel Face Nightly Bombardments
Over 1,000 Australians stranded in Israel amid Iran conflict face nightly bombings and limited escape options.
Over 1,000 Australians stranded in Israel amid Iran conflict face nightly bombings and limited escape options.
Iran intensifies internal crackdown with mass arrests and executions, particularly in Kurdish regions, amid conflict with Israel.
Iran appoints Mojtaba Khamenei as supreme leader after his father's assassination, raising questions about his obscure background and IRGC influence.
France faces a massive child abuse scandal as school monitors are investigated for violence and sexual assault against children as young as three.
Alan Titchmarsh shares a simple potato planting tip: earth up shoots to protect from frost and boost yields. Plus, storage advice for longer freshness.
Georgia teacher Jason Hughes killed after student prank involving toilet paper; widow urges dropping charges.
A parent's guide to handling the Gen Alpha obsession with '6-7', arguing that banning it only makes kids say it more.
Tehran residents describe fear and defiance amid US-Israeli airstrikes, with many fleeing to countryside and schools closed.
Historical invasions of Persia often ended in disaster, a warning relevant to modern conflicts with Iran.
American vlogger K Jordy reveals three British habits he once disliked but now does himself, from adding kisses in texts to discussing the weather.
US Supreme Court blocks California laws protecting transgender students' privacy, ruling in favor of parents who challenged on religious and due process grounds.
The National Education Union has condemned the 'absence of meaningful consultation' following the sudden closure of Durham High School, raising concerns over redundancy payments and notice pay for staff.
Exclusive images and testimony from Iran's January protests reveal regime crackdown, with thousands killed by security forces.
Second evacuation flight from Dubai lands in Dublin as passengers recount explosions and missile trails amid Middle East conflict.
Former Oxford Union president-elect George Abaraonye apologises for celebrating Charlie Kirk's death, saying he reacted without context.
Myanmar's military-backed USDP wins landslide in election denounced as sham by human rights groups and Western countries.
Lebanese Australians describe despair as Israeli bombardment displaces over a million people in Lebanon, with families fleeing to schools and death toll rising.
Former deputy head Julie Morris, jailed for child rape, banned from teaching for life by professional panel.
A tennis fan's disappointment with Wimbledon's strawberries and cream goes viral, sparking debate over portion size and presentation.
A parent has slammed a primary school for allegedly banning girls from wearing shorts under skirts, calling the reason 'wild' and illogical. The school claims it's 'not proper.'
Using fresh eggs prevents thin, flat fried eggs. BBC Good Food explains fresher eggs have stronger proteins, forming a neater shape. Old eggs spread thinly. Choose fat based on dish.
Leaving the washing machine door open for just 10 seconds after each cycle prevents mould growth, says cleaning expert Marilee Nelson from Branch Basics.
To restore fluffy towels, avoid the washing machine. Hand-wash with white vinegar and baking soda to break down detergent buildup and kill bacteria, leaving towels softer and whiter.
Schools across England must stock adrenaline auto-injectors and train teachers under Benedict's Law, following the death of five-year-old Benedict Blythe from an allergic reaction in 2021.
UN chief calls Ukraine war a 'stain on conscience' as US abstains from UN vote; Zelenskyy says Russia hasn't broken Ukrainians.
Families of children attacked by paedophile Vincent Chan at Bright Horizons nursery demand urgent safeguarding reforms from Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson.
Five multiple-choice questions set by children test knowledge on crocodile breath-holding and more, with a chance to submit own brainteasers.
Court of Appeal dismisses human rights challenge against VAT on private school fees, upholding High Court ruling.
Court of Appeal rejects challenge to VAT on private school fees, says home schooling is an option for objecting parents.
Julie Bishop remains ANU chancellor after vice-chancellor resigns amid leadership crisis, redundancies, and toxic culture allegations.