Government to Review Plan 2 Student Loans, Phillipson Says
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says she will examine Plan 2 student loans but warns of 'priorities' amid frozen repayment thresholds and Tory criticism.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says she will examine Plan 2 student loans but warns of 'priorities' amid frozen repayment thresholds and Tory criticism.
Global leaders warn the US-led postwar order is collapsing, replaced by transactional alliances and power struggles, risking a world without rules or cooperation.
Parents of children with special educational needs express deep anxiety over upcoming government reforms, fearing changes may strip vital support and exacerbate existing failures in the system.
A Ukrainian mother shares her perspective on giving birth during the ongoing conflict, framing it as a patriotic act of hope and defiance against adversity.
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RecommendedThe bones of St. Francis of Assisi have gone on public display for the first time, drawing nearly 400,000 registrants and highlighting the enduring Christian tradition of venerating relics.
Protesters gathered outside Tehran universities, mourning those killed in last month's government crackdown. Anti-government and pro-monarchy chants were heard as Iranians demanded an end to clerical rule.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson pledges a ten-year transition to reform special needs support, promising faster assistance for children while raising EHCP qualification thresholds.
The bones of St. Francis of Assisi are on public display for the first time in Assisi, drawing pilgrims to the Umbrian town. The medieval friar inspired Pope Francis and generations of Christians.
Model Apple Martin addresses false claims of school expulsion for bullying, while comedian Ava Vidal shares her personal experiences with boarding school expulsions and societal judgment.
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RecommendedThe government has unveiled landmark education reforms in England, aiming to halve the achievement gap between disadvantaged and affluent pupils by the time children born under this government finish secondary school.
University graduates in Britain confront a grim job market with rising unemployment, employer ghosting, and AI-driven recruitment, sparking calls for reform.
The skeleton of Saint Francis of Assisi is being publicly displayed for the first time, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors to the Basilica in Italy for a month-long exhibition marking the 800th anniversary of his death.
Cuba faces a humanitarian crisis with endless blackouts, food shortages, crumbling buildings and mounting rubbish as US sanctions tighten and fuel supplies dwindle.
Jesús Armas, released from Venezuela's notorious Helicoide prison, shares his journey from captivity to the streets, highlighting the slow march towards democracy post-Maduro.
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RecommendedMuslims in the UK will break their fast at 17:31 on Sunday 22 February 2026 during Ramadan, following the Sunnah tradition of starting with dates.
The government has unveiled sweeping education reforms in England, aiming to halve the achievement gap between disadvantaged and affluent pupils by the time children born under this government finish secondary school.
Iranian university students have clashed with pro-government militia as fresh protests erupted, marking the new semester with demonstrations and mourning ceremonies for those killed in January's anti-government unrest.
Medical professionals and legal experts in Iran face persecution from the regime for treating injured protesters and defending detainees, with death toll estimates far exceeding official figures.
North Korean defectors detail Kim Jong Un's revival of a 'Pleasure Squad' tradition, with young women subjected to invasive tests and sexual servitude for the regime's elite.
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RecommendedThe ongoing conflict in Ukraine has led to a significant decline in birth rates, with families delaying or reconsidering plans for children due to safety concerns and economic instability.
The US Department of Homeland Security suspends TSA PreCheck and Global Entry airport security programs due to a partial government shutdown, causing travel disruptions.
Kim Ju Ae, daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, was notably absent from the opening of the Workers' Party congress, fueling ongoing speculation about the secretive state's succession plans.
A new study reveals classic nursery rhymes often portray older people negatively, with researchers suggesting revisions to combat ageism and promote positive aging attitudes in children.
Ministers have detailed new proposals aimed at reducing the educational attainment gap in England by 50%, focusing on targeted support for disadvantaged pupils.
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RecommendedA school teacher faces charges after allegedly punching a shopper and using a racial slur in a dispute over the last rotisserie chicken at a South Carolina supermarket.
Residents of Kramarivka in Kharkiv oblast recount the horrors of Russian occupation and their hopes for renewal, with British charity UK-Med providing vital healthcare support.
A federal appeals court has struck down Louisiana's law requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools, citing violations of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause.
Muslims in the UK will break their fast at 17:30 on Saturday, February 21, 2026, as Ramadan's Iftar timing adapts to sunset. The tradition of starting with dates follows the Sunnah of the Prophet (PBUH).
In the frontline city of Nikopol, children attend an underground school to escape daily drone attacks from Russian forces. Despite constant danger, residents remain in their homes.
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RecommendedThe Working Arts Club, a free initiative for working-class arts professionals, is expanding to Manchester and beyond to counter systemic exclusion in the UK's London-centric creative industry.