Sheffield School Incident: Injuries at Fir Vale Academy
Several staff and students sustained minor injuries during a disturbance at Fir Vale Academy in Sheffield. One staff member was hospitalised but later discharged.
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EU Opens Social Fund for Abortion Access Across Bloc
The European Commission allows member states to use social funds to help women access safe abortions abroad, hailed as a victory for reproductive rights.
Chinese Students Outnumber Britons in UK Tech Courses
New data reveals Chinese students now exceed British enrolments in advanced engineering and technology at elite UK universities, raising national security concerns about talent retention and research protection.
Columbia Condemns DHS Student Arrest After Agents Misrepresent Entry
Columbia University reports federal immigration agents misrepresented themselves to enter a residential building and detain a student, sparking campus outrage and legal scrutiny.
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Borge Brende resigns as World Economic Forum CEO following an independent probe into his connections with Jeffrey Epstein, while Norway launches a corruption investigation into former PM Thorbjorn Jagland.
Sudan Paramilitary Attack Displaces 3,000 in Darfur
Deadly attacks by Sudanese paramilitary forces on Misteriha town in Darfur have displaced over 3,000 people, with at least 28 killed, as the war approaches three years with no resolution.
Labour MP Demands Urgent Student Loan Reform Amid £50k Debt
Labour MP Chris Hinchcliff reveals his student debt has ballooned to £50,000, joining party colleagues calling for immediate reform of what they call an 'absolutely broken' system.
Islamic Militants Escalate Violence in West Africa Borderlands
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Labour's SEND Funding and Student Loan Overhaul Plans
Labour proposes major reforms to SEND funding and student loans, aiming to improve support for special needs education and ease financial burdens on graduates.
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Police Warn Pupils Over 'School Wars' Posts on Social Media
Metropolitan police urge London pupils not to join violent 'school wars' promoted on TikTok and Snapchat, with posts encouraging fights and weapon use among children as young as 11.
Sheffield School Incident: Police Respond at Fir Vale Academy
Police and ambulance services rushed to Fir Vale Academy in Sheffield after reports that two teachers were hospitalised. The situation is contained, but traffic disruptions are expected.
WEF Head Børge Brende Steps Down Over Epstein Links
World Economic Forum President Børge Brende announces resignation following pressure over contacts with Jeffrey Epstein, as WEF concludes internal review.
Israeli Strike Kills Two Palestinians in Gaza as Truce Stalls
An Israeli strike east of Gaza City has killed at least two Palestinians and wounded five others, health officials report, amid ongoing ceasefire disruptions and rising casualties.
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An Egyptian tour guide has been arrested after being caught on camera defacing a 4,000-year-old pyramid at Saqqara with chalk, sparking outrage and legal action under strict heritage laws.
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Representative Ilhan Omar's invitation of Aliya Rahman, a Bangladeshi immigrant and activist, to the State of the Union address has ignited discussions on US immigration policies and political symbolism.
SEND White Paper Reforms: Expert Analysis for Parents
An educational psychologist breaks down the Government's proposed SEND system reforms, detailing potential impacts on children, teachers, and parents across England.
Edinburgh Uni Lecturers Ballot on Further Strike Action in Cuts Row
University of Edinburgh lecturers are voting on renewed industrial action in a dispute over £140 million budget cuts, with the union calling them 'the biggest ever in Scottish higher education'.
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Edinburgh Uni Lecturers Vote on Strike Action Over Cuts
University of Edinburgh lecturers are being balloted on further industrial action in a dispute over £140 million budget cuts, with the union warning of unprecedented job losses in Scottish higher education.
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Sussexes Visit World Central Kitchen in Jordan for Gaza Aid Insight
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