Former deputy headteacher Matthew Smith banned from teaching for life after 120,000 child abuse images found; he was jailed for 12 years for commissioning abuse of children in India.
Celebrities in Dubai update fans after missile strikes hit the city, with Vicky Pattison and Jamelia among those confirming they are safe.
A 15-year-old schoolgirl and a bus driver died when a school coach overturned on the M53 in Merseyside. A boy suffered life-changing injuries.
Supply teacher Steven Ballantyne banned for life after committing a sex act in a BP garage toilet in Alnwick, Northumberland.
Labour faces backlash over special needs overhaul as MPs and campaigners fear abolition of EHCPs for 600,000 children.
Kim Jong Un's daughter Kim Ju-ae was absent from the Workers' Party congress, sparking debate over her succession prospects amid patriarchal barriers.
Parents of Send children give mixed response to England's overhaul, with relief over avoided disruption but fears some will not benefit.
Families of children with special needs fear government Send reforms could worsen their plight, as they struggle with a system they say has already failed them.
Iran faces largest protests since 2022 as economic crisis, currency plunge, and inflation spark nationwide demonstrations against the government.
NFTS to offer nine accessible rooms and bursaries for disabled students at Beaconsfield campus, aiming to improve industry representation.
A pilot on a UK-bound flight from Delhi reports witnessing a missile launch over Iran near Turkmenistan, amid Middle East tensions.
New Zealand coalition bill to make English official language passes first reading, sparking backlash from opposition and linguists who call it unnecessary.
Court of Appeal rejects challenge to VAT on private school fees, says parents can home school if they object to state schools.
Government faces backlash over plans to cut EHCPs by 40%, with MPs and campaigners fearing reforms could abolish vital support for SEN children.
Babbel and BIVR reveal 2025's most mispronounced words, from Michelle Agyemang to Storm Éowyn and Mounjaro.
Andy Burnham's education policies, tested in Greater Manchester, could reshape classrooms across England with a graduate tax, MBacc technical pathway, and SEND reforms.
US families spend $919 on average for prom, with lower-income households spending more. Teens share costs and stress over dresses and promposals.
At least 22 dead in Pakistan protests after Khamenei assassination; protests also in Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen.
10-year-old boy dies in Somerset school coach crash returning from zoo trip; 21 injured, schools closed.
Theophelian Limited's Sefton children's home upgraded to 'Good' overall by Ofsted after improvements in safeguarding, leadership, and child progress.
Many UK schools are allowing students to arrive late on Monday after England's World Cup match vs Mexico at 1am. The NEU supports flexible start times.
Love Island star Arabella Chi says she is 'most scared ever' and has cleared a storage cupboard as a shelter in Dubai amid Iran strikes.
Columbia University agrees to Trump administration demands, including banning masks and restructuring Middle East department, to restore $400m in funding.
Dr Ghassan Abu-Sittah, University of Glasgow rector, cleared by medical tribunal of misconduct over alleged antisemitism and support for Hamas.
A mother and a professor were baffled by a seven-year-old's maths homework, which involved making equal three-digit numbers from counters.
Parents in England face hidden fees for nursery places as providers cover government underfunding of free childcare hours, prompting a watchdog investigation.
Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi transferred to Zanjan prison without warning; family reports health concerns amid allegations of mistreatment.
Ramadan in Gaza begins under a fragile ceasefire, but war losses and economic hardship dampen festive spirit for many Palestinians.
UK government announces £4bn overhaul of special educational needs support, including tailored provision in mainstream schools and stricter criteria for care plans.
A food blogger reveals a simple method to cook chicken breasts that are juicy and perfectly cooked every time, using a hot oven and a thermometer.