Lady Louise Windsor, 22, graduated with a degree in English and international relations from the University of St Andrews, celebrating with parents Edward and Sophie. She plans a gap year involving work, volunteering, and travel.
More than half of Gen Z women are returning to simple skincare routines after becoming overwhelmed by trending beauty hacks on social media, a new study finds.
Over half of Gen Z women want simpler beauty routines after tiring of viral trends. A survey of 2,000 women shows 64% are disillusioned, with many focusing on internal health over external appearance.
Only four councils in England have complete data on 16-17 year old NEETs; 32,100 are unaccounted for. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson demands improvements.
Keir Starmer opposes Thomas Tuchel's suggestion to let children bunk off school for England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, urging attendance on Monday.
Cookbook author Sara Wells reveals that kosher or flaky sea salt unlocks the buttery, nutty flavor of avocados, transforming bland toast into a delicious breakfast.
An empty warehouse in Rochdale could be transformed into a specialist SEND school for 50 pupils under plans by Whitehall Academy, featuring six classrooms and sensory rooms.
Sefton Council approves plans to convert the former Pear Tree Inn in Melling into Bumbles Nursery for up to 80 children, addressing local childcare shortages.
Teachers will be trained to spot potential killers after the Southport atrocity. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood accepted all 67 inquiry recommendations, including stronger Prevent referrals and more parenting orders.
Durham High School, a private school in the North East with 281 pupils, closes permanently today after 142 years, entering administration despite efforts to secure its future.
England manager Thomas Tuchel suggested children skip school to watch the World Cup match against Mexico, but Education Minister Baroness Jacqui Smith rejected the idea, urging parents to send children to school.
Pearson delays July 2026 SATs results for hundreds of thousands of pupils in England due to technical issues with the marking platform. Results now due July 16.
The Owl and the Pussycat Nursery in Irvine was graded 'very good' across two quality indicators and 'good' in one other following an inspection by His Majesty's Inspectorate of Education.
Only 39.6% of 18-year-olds in the North East access higher education versus 60.6% in London, says Northumbria University panel with Skills Minister Baroness Jacqui Smith.
A single mum feels taken for granted as her best friend assumes more childcare without asking, upsetting their original fair agreement. Coleen advises addressing the imbalance.
The Guardian's top 20 long reads of 2025 cover diverse topics from Russian literature to rising sea levels, offering in-depth reporting and compelling narratives.
PM Starmer apologises after encouraging 'six seven' TikTok craze during school visit, earning a reprimand from headteacher.
An alternative school in Melbourne transforms a student with 50 suspensions, highlighting the need for early intervention outside the youth justice system.
Finland teaches primary school children to spot fake news as part of a national curriculum to combat disinformation.
UK teachers struggle with pupils shouting 'six-seven' in classrooms, a viral craze from a rap song linked to NBA star LaMelo Ball.
BBC readers share stunning winter scenes from around the world; next theme 'shelter' opens for submissions.
Indian student Aditya Prakash wins $200,000 settlement from University of Colorado Boulder after complaint about 'pungent' lunch leads to discrimination lawsuit.
Over 100 private schools have closed since Labour's VAT on fees, with more closures expected, says the Independent Schools Council.
Calls for national inquiry into Australian childcare after Victorian worker charged with over 70 child sexual abuse offences.
Brazil's supreme court sentences Eduardo Bolsonaro to four years for seeking US interference in his father's coup trial.
Israel strikes Gaza after Palestinian militants launch incendiary balloons, straining a fragile ceasefire under new PM Naftali Bennett.
Girls outperform boys in GCSE and A-level maths for the first time in seven years, challenging gender stereotypes in education.
Five Stanford students face felony trial over pro-Palestinian protest in June 2024, the most severe criminal case against US student protesters.
A chance meeting with an Iraqi student at Columbia University led to a job, free tuition, and a life-changing chain of events for a backpacker in the 1980s.
New international student enrollments in US fall 17% in largest drop in a decade amid Trump immigration crackdown, IIE data shows.