Albanese's Social Media Advice Sparks Irony Debate
PM Anthony Albanese faces mockery for promoting a social media ban for under-16s on Instagram, highlighting irony and raising questions about family support during school holidays.
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Parents fury over nude illustrations in V&A kids' books
Fury erupts as Young V&A museum displays children's books with graphic nudity and LGBTQ+ content. Parents brand it a 'safeguarding risk' and 'grooming in plain sight'. Read the full story.
NEU Accused of Anti-Semitism in UK Schools
An investigation reveals how the National Education Union is accused of promoting pro-Palestine bias and anti-Semitism within classrooms, leading to cancelled MP visits and student protests.
Major funding package to save museums and libraries
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy announces a major funding package for over 1,000 arts organisations, with £114m to protect local museums from closure. A vital boost for community heritage.
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Grooming Gangs Target Scottish Care Homes, Whistleblower Reveals
A senior Scottish care worker reveals grooming gangs are smuggling phones into children's homes to exploit vulnerable youngsters. She criticises the government's denial and calls for urgent action.
Dad's Warning on Social Media Ban After Daughter's Suicide
Ian Russell, whose 14-year-old daughter Molly died in 2017, leads coalition against under-16s social media ban, calling it a 'blunt' and dangerous response. Read his urgent plea.
Syrians Return Home After Aleppo Clashes
Displaced families are returning to Aleppo after recent fighting between Syrian government troops and Kurdish-led forces. See the latest developments and photos from the region.
Teen's 80s party disaster as only one friend attends
A mother's heartbreak after her son's meticulously planned 80s-themed party ends with just one guest. Discover the online advice and support offered to help him through the rejection.
Eddie Izzard's French comedy inspired EU career path
A Scottish teen's cultural awakening watching Eddie Izzard's Dress to Kill led to mastering languages and a communications role at the European Commission in Brussels.
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Yale professors gave no donations to Republicans in 2025
A study of 2025 campaign donations found not a single Yale professor gave to a Republican candidate, fuelling debate over ideological diversity in elite universities. Read the full analysis.
US Pauses Wage Garnishment for Defaulted Student Loans
The Trump administration postpones plans to withhold wages from millions of Americans in default on student loans, offering time for new repayment options. Learn about the policy shift.
Utah Valley University President Astrid Tuminez to Step Down
Utah Valley University's first female president, Astrid Tuminez, announces resignation for May 2026, following a year marked by personal loss and the campus assassination of Charlie Kirk. Read the full story.
Global Unrest: 20 Images Capture a Week of Turmoil
A powerful visual chronicle of the past week: from immigration raids in Minneapolis and Iran's brutal crackdown to Russian strikes in Kyiv and Gaza's flooding. Witness the world's defining moments.
C of E charities fail on safeguarding, bishop resigns
Two Church of England diocesan charities have been issued official warnings by the Charity Commission over serious safeguarding failures linked to a bishop. Read the full report on the regulator's findings.
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Novelist reveals earning just £1,500 from writing in 10 years
An anonymous author exposes the brutal economics of publishing, comparing their poverty to life on benefits. Discover the hidden crisis in the UK's literary world.
Sexual Violence Probes Drop 90% After Trump Layoffs
Federal investigations into campus sexual assault have nearly halted, dropping from dozens to fewer than 10 yearly, after Trump gutted the civil rights office. Victims are left with nowhere to turn.
Parenting: Teaching Kids to Lie as a Life Skill
A mother argues strategic deception, inspired by BBC's The Traitors, is crucial for success. Research shows lying children may have higher cognitive skills. Read the controversial take.
Friday's Global Photos: Flooded Pitch to Train Evacuation
From a sinking football pitch in Jakarta to a train evacuation in Tokyo, The Guardian's picture editors curate Friday's most powerful global images. Explore the stories behind the frames.
Mum baffled by son's maths homework, emails teacher
A UK mum was left scratching her head over a confusing maths homework question about a hotel lift. She took to Reddit for help, sparking a fierce online debate about the correct answer.
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C of E charities fail on safeguarding, regulator warns
Two Church of England diocesan charities have been issued official warnings by the Charity Commission over failures in handling sexual misconduct allegations against a bishop. Read the full report.
Trump health deals risk global abortion access collapse
New US funding pacts with African nations, tied to mining and data, could let Trump impose abortion restrictions globally, charities warn. Read the full investigation.
Forgotten British Slang Words Make Surprising Comeback
Words like 'lass' and 'scran' are surging in use by over 200%, as regional slang goes national. Discover which outdated terms are back in vogue and why.
Head Lice Infestations Spike in UK Schools This January
UK schools report a major surge in head lice cases as children return. The NHS outlines symptoms and experts warn against 'just in case' treatments. Learn how to spot and stop the spread.
Jafar Panahi: Khamenei regime cannot sustain control
Acclaimed director Jafar Panahi warns Iran's government is doomed after violent crackdowns. He reveals internet blackout signalled a 'big massacre'. Read his exclusive interview.
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BP accused of 'insidious' influence on UK science education
Campaigners reveal BP's contractual control over a Science Museum teacher training project. Documents show the oil giant's sway over STEM education, sparking a growing boycott. Read the full investigation.
The Dangerous Rise of Buddhist Extremism
A Guardian Long Read explores how Buddhist nationalism is being weaponised across South-East Asia, challenging perceptions of the faith. Listen to the full podcast.
One in 10 children in care in unregulated homes
A damning report reveals hundreds of vulnerable children are placed in unregistered care homes for months, with fees reaching £30,000 a week. MPs demand urgent action.
Arkansas Law Dean Offer Rescinded Over Transgender Views
The University of Arkansas withdrew a job offer to law professor Emily Suski after political pressure over her support for transgender athletes. Explore the controversy and its implications for academic freedom.
Hundreds of children in illegal care homes, MPs warn
MPs warn a 'dysfunctional' care system is putting children at risk, with 800 placed in illegal, unregistered homes for months. Read the shocking report and demands for urgent change.
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£200m for teacher SEND training in inclusivity drive
The government pledges £200 million for comprehensive SEND training for all teachers and school staff, aiming to create a 'truly inclusive education system'. Read the details.
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