Public Confidence in UK Degrees Wavers, IFS Study Shows

The proportion of people who think a degree is not worth the time and money has risen from 14% to 34% in 20 years, according to a British Social Attitudes survey, as IFS research shows graduate earnings premium shrinking.

Bright Horizons Safeguarding Notice Over 69 Breaches

Bright Horizons, one of the UK's largest nursery chains, has been issued a safeguarding notice by Ofsted after breaches were found in 69 of 172 inspected settings, following serious concerns linked to an employee's sexual offences.

2020 in Asia: Striking Moments Beyond the Pandemic

A look at 10 striking moments from Asia in 2020 that had almost nothing to do with the pandemic, including religious riots in Delhi, North Korea's demolition of a liaison office, Hong Kong's Apple Daily raid, and Thailand's royal reform protests.

West Lothian Teacher Honoured for Anti-Racism Work

Arnault Kasa, a French and Spanish teacher at Bathgate Academy, received a Highly Commended award at the Herald Saroj Lal Awards 2026 for his anti-racism and equality work in schools and the community.

Chef Reveals Common Potato Boiling Mistake

Chef Xanthe Ross says under-seasoning the water is the biggest mistake home cooks make when boiling potatoes, recommending generous salting from the start for better flavour.

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