Pedal Pumping: The Fetish That Revs Men's Engines
A niche foot fetish called pedal pumping or revving is gaining popularity on Clips4Sale, with a dedicated forum seeing 3,700 weekly visitors. Psychosexual therapist Becky Crepsley-Fox explains why.
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Celebrity Traitors fans predict first exit after leaked detail
Celebrity Traitors viewers think they know who will be the first star murdered tonight, after a leaked detail about James Acaster suggests he survives.
Plan to prepare 4-year-olds for work called 'pointless'
A former minister proposes introducing 4-year-olds to the world of work, but critics say the plan is 'pointless' and could harm children's mental health.
Swansea pupil numbers forecast to fall by over 5,000
Pupil numbers in Swansea are forecast to drop by 5,350 by 2032, challenging the long-term viability of some schools. The decline includes 3,968 fewer primary and 1,382 fewer secondary pupils.
Ayrshire electrical firm wins £6,000 apprentice funding
T Walsh Contracts Ltd in Ayr receives £6,000 through Powering Potential, a new SELECT and Luceco Group initiative supporting apprentice training in small Scottish businesses.
Worcestershire sauce is the key to tender, juicy steak
Adding Worcestershire sauce to your steak marinade tenderises even cheaper cuts, leaving them juicy and flavourful, according to cooking expert Karli Bitner.
Emmerdale's Gabby hospitalised in orthorexia storyline twist
Emmerdale's Gabby Thomas collapses and is rushed to hospital as her orthorexia spirals, with Manpreet realising the truth about her condition.
Nearly 400 jobs at risk in Syngenta Grangemouth closure plan
Syngenta plans to cease all operations at its Grangemouth site, putting 377 jobs at risk, just over a year after more than 400 workers lost jobs at the nearby oil refinery.
Wigan school 'inadequate' in 2020 now meets expected standard
Dean Trust Wigan, rated 'inadequate' in 2020, now meets the 'expected standard' in five of six Ofsted areas, with inspectors saying pupils' experiences have 'changed beyond recognition'.
BBC Traitors Stars: Wilf, Mollie, Linda and More Since the Show
As Celebrity Traitors returns for Series 2 tonight, we catch up on favourites from The Traitors UK series 1-4, including Wilf Webster, Mollie Pearce and Linda Rands.
Ken Griffin gives $3bn to Carnegie Mellon in historic donation
Carnegie Mellon University will receive a historic $3bn donation from Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, the largest single gift in US education history, funding a new Miami campus.
Falling Pupil Numbers: A Chance to Improve Youth Opportunities
Falling pupil numbers, driven by fewer births and high living costs, should prompt the government to boost education quality, not cut spending. School closures, especially in inner London, highlight the challenge.
Influencer degree: Nottingham Trent's £10k-a-year course sparks debate
Nottingham Trent University offers a £10,000-a-year influencer degree in content creation, sparking debate about vocational courses and media careers.
French PM crisis meeting as student protests turn violent
France's prime minister convened a crisis meeting and cancelled ministerial trips as high school protests, some violent, spread nationwide over school conditions.
Everton education trust renamed Everton Multi-Academy Trust
The People's Learning Trust, which runs six schools including Everton Free School and Everton Football College, has been renamed Everton Multi-Academy Trust (EMAT).
Four London universities in global top 50 for 2027
Imperial College ranks 8th in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2027; UCL rises to 17th, King's drops to 40th, and LSE improves to 47th.
Welsh school leaders back strike action in 'extraordinary' ballot
NAHT Cymru members vote overwhelmingly for strike action over pay and ALN funding, with 93% backing action short of strike and 72.5% prepared to strike.
Molly-Mae Hague Shares Six-Month Struggle With Daughter Bambi
Molly-Mae Hague revealed a six-month struggle with toddler Bambi's nursery drop-offs, calling them 'horrendous' in a candid Instagram story update.
Five strict rules Prince George must follow at Eton
Prince George started at Eton College last month. The school enforces strict rules, from using only brick phones to memorising house colours and facing the dreaded 'rip'.
Man Utd: Carrick Friendly, Rooney Apologises to Sesko
Michael Carrick will reportedly arrange a behind-closed-doors friendly against Lausanne-Sport to kickstart Man Utd's season, while Wayne Rooney has apologised to Benjamin Sesko.
Healthy Babies programme expanded to all English councils
The government is rolling out a Healthy Babies programme to every local authority in England, aiming to support parents with infant feeding, mental health and bonding, as part of a Sure Start-type system.
UK universities face strikes as cuts spread across sector
Students at Edinburgh, Dundee and Nottingham face a term without teaching as staff strike over budget cuts and compulsory redundancies amid a sector-wide financial crisis.
Sunderland University redundancies hit teaching staff
Teaching and support staff at the University of Sunderland face redundancy as the university cuts costs due to rising costs and regulatory changes.
Mum's regret over 'too basic' baby name Olivia
A mum says she cringes at her daughter's name Olivia, calling it 'too basic' and 'common', and now regrets the choice every day.
Ayrshire school's £3.2m extension officially opened
Struthers Primary School in Troon has officially opened its new £3.2m extension, featuring four classrooms, a library, a nurture room and outdoor teaching areas.
10-minute brine trick for juicy pork chops every time
A 10-minute saltwater brine keeps pork chops tender and juicy, preventing them from drying out during cooking, says cookbook author Stacy Lyn Harris.
Toddler hitting? Parent coach shares step to take without shouting
Parent coach Liv advises parents of 16-24-month-olds who hit: create space, remove the toy or leave the environment, then teach gentle touch when calm.
Mum at 'breaking point' over daughter's school transport refusal
A Bargoed mum says she is at 'breaking point' after her six-year-old daughter with juvenile arthritis and autism was refused school transport and a specialist place, leaving her missing classes.
Crispy bacon without oil: water trick from cooking teacher
A cooking teacher says bacon turns out crispier and more flavourful when cooked in water instead of oil, avoiding burnt edges and greasy results.
Gorseinon Hospital bed move to Singleton set to become permanent
Swansea Bay health board wants to make permanent the transfer of 30 beds from Gorseinon Hospital to Singleton, sparking a petition against 'creeping centralisation'.
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