Prince George leaves Lambrook School this week ahead of turning 13 and moving to Eton College in September, where he will face a nerve-wracking 'colours test' on school buildings and house colours—but his father Prince William's experience may give him an
Sadiq Khan will decide the fate of a plan to rebuild Phoenix Academy and add 307 homes, after Hammersmith and Fulham Council rejected it over scale and community concerns.
Andoni Iraola begins his Liverpool tenure on July 13, but several stars are absent due to World Cup duty. A look at who will be present for the first day of pre-season training.
Ditch the boiling water. A smashed asparagus recipe from Julia Maz delivers a golden, crunchy texture and rich flavor in just 20 minutes, promising you'll never look at asparagus the same way again.
Citric acid removes toilet limescale in 15 minutes without scrubbing, says TikTok user Jottie. The natural remedy breaks down mineral deposits into soluble salts.
Thousands flee Cambodia scam compounds amid international pressure; Amnesty warns of support gaps and risk of re-trafficking.
Sudanese volunteers from the Emergency Response Rooms risk death to deliver aid amid war, with many hiding their work to avoid being targeted by both sides.
Muslims worldwide begin Ramadan, a month of fasting, worship, and charity, starting around February 18-19 based on moon sighting.
Greece recovers long-lost photos of Nazi executions from eBay, showing 200 communists' final moments in 1944.
Six strategies to work with the intense energy of the Fire Horse Lunar New Year 2026, including focusing on goals, resting, and seeking community support.
US study finds strict phone bans in schools have little impact on learning, attendance, or bullying, as UK considers similar measures.
Germany protests AI-generated Holocaust images posted for profit; institutions demand action to stop historical distortion.
Send spending rises 65% in wealthy councils vs 51% in deprived areas, report finds, prompting calls for reform.
A 14-year-old has been arrested after a knife incident at Haute Vallée school in Jersey. Staff restrained the pupil; one minor injury reported.
Susanna Reid opens Good Morning Britain with news of a double stabbing at Kingsbury High School, leaving two boys in serious condition.
Martin Lewis slams government for 'zero resources' in financial education, calls for apps and games, reveals he funded textbook himself.
WFP forced to turn away 3 in 4 malnourished children in Afghanistan as aid cuts deepen catastrophic hunger crisis, with 4 million children at risk.
Several London schools will start later on Monday to allow students to rest after England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, with some opening at 9.45am or 10am.
Several schools in London and across England will open later on Monday after England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, balancing the memorable sporting occasion with students' rest.
Nine dead, including six children, in one of Canada's deadliest mass shootings in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. PM Carney leads mourning.
Ministers face calls to explain how £6bn Send funding hole will be paid for, as OBR warns of significant fiscal risk.
Valerii Zaluzhnyi reveals deep rift with Zelensky after army ousting and raid, alleging intimidation by security service.
Radio Free Asia resumes broadcasts to China after Trump-era funding cuts forced near closure, using private contracts for transmission.
US-mediated peace talks in Geneva end without breakthrough as Ukraine-Russia war nears fifth year, with key issues unresolved.
Six strategies to navigate the intense energy of the rare fire horse year in the Chinese zodiac, focusing on communication, goals, patience, and health.
Global protests in Chile, Lebanon, Spain, Haiti, UK, and Northern Ireland over various issues including inequality, corruption, and Brexit.
A 15-year-old boy arrested after a teacher was assaulted with a weapon at Milford Haven Comprehensive School in Wales. The teacher has been discharged from hospital.
This week in history: Mandela freed, East Germany nears collapse, Nato ultimatum in Bosnia, IRA disarmament step, Rushdie fatwa, Mubarak resigns, Pistorius trial.
AP cameraman Pierre-Richard Luxama recounts a gang attack on his police patrol in Port-au-Prince, describing smoke, severed limbs, and the importance of staying calm.
The UK has scrapped a £45m programme aimed at keeping 1 million girls in school across Africa, Asia and the Middle East, just two years after it was announced.