Four-Year-Olds Suspended for Attacking Teachers Hits Record
Shocking data reveals nearly 11,000 suspensions of reception-age children in England, with attacks on teachers doubling in two years amid concerns over unprepared school starters.
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UN: 6,000 Killed in RSF's Three-Day El-Fasher Assault
The United Nations has documented over 6,000 deaths during a three-day offensive by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces on el-Fasher, detailing widespread atrocities including mass killings and sexual violence.
NSW Adds Extra Holidays for Anzac Day in 2026 and 2027
New South Wales will introduce additional public holidays in 2026 and 2027 to ensure proper commemoration of Anzac Day, which falls on weekends in those years.
Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi Moved to Prison Without Warning
Iranian authorities have transferred Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi to a prison in northern Iran without notice, raising serious concerns about her health and treatment.
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Thousands with Low A-Level Grades Admitted to Universities
Exclusive data reveals nearly 6,000 students with equivalent of three E grades at A-level started degrees in England and Wales, sparking debate over academic standards and university admissions policies.
Headteacher Wheelchair-Bound After Pupil's Chair Attack
Michelle Stone, 50, suffered severe spinal injuries and chronic pain after a pupil with known violent behaviour struck her with a chair at a special needs school in Hampshire.
Sydney Childcare Centre Suspended Over Safety Breaches
Sunshine Kiddies Early Learning Centre in Bankstown has been suspended for six months due to serious safety and compliance failures, including inadequate supervision and leaving children without air conditioning in hot weather.
Iran's Post-Protest Crackdown Intensifies with Mass Arrests
Widespread arrests continue across Iran weeks after security forces crushed nationwide protests, with activists reporting over 50,000 detained including children, doctors, and lawyers.
US Schools Cancel Class Photos Over Epstein-Linked Claims
Several US school districts have cancelled student picture days after online posts falsely linked photography giant Lifetouch to a billionaire with ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Scottish Schools Run Lockdown Drills for Young Children
Primary and secondary schools in Scotland are implementing American-style lockdown drills for pupils, including five-year-olds, under new UK terrorism legislation. The exercises, part of Martyn's Law, have sparked parental concerns about appropriateness a
US Libraries Ordered to Stop Passport Processing, Threatening Services
The US State Department has ordered non-profit public libraries to stop processing passport applications, potentially affecting 1,400 libraries nationwide and threatening staff layoffs and program cuts.
UN: Millions of Afghan Returns Push Nation to the Brink
The UN refugee agency warns that the return of 5.4 million Afghans from Pakistan and Iran since 2023 is pushing Afghanistan to the brink, straining resources amid a dire humanitarian crisis.
Global Week in 20 Photos: War, Protest, Super Bowl
A visual journey through the past week captures Russian airstrikes in Ukraine, protests in Argentina, Bad Bunny's Super Bowl show, and Olympic drama, highlighting global conflicts and cultural moments.
AOC Warns of Trump's Authoritarianism at Munich Conference
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez cautions against Donald Trump's authoritarian tendencies at the Munich Security Conference, highlighting threats to global democracy.
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Arthur Stockwin, Japanese Studies Pioneer, Dies at 90
Arthur Stockwin, the founding professor of Oxford's Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies, has passed away aged 90. He was a key figure in building academic bridges between the UK and Japan for over half a century.
Harvard Faces Justice Department Lawsuit Over Admissions
The US Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging discriminatory admissions practices that violate federal civil rights laws.
Student Expelled for Hong Kong Fire Accountability Calls
A university has expelled a student, Miles Kwan, for demanding accountability over a Hong Kong fire incident, sparking debates on academic freedom and political expression.
IS-Linked Families Flee Syrian Camp, Sparking Security Fears
Most foreign women and children held in al-Hawl camp have left since Syrian forces took control, raising alarms over their whereabouts and potential IS resurgence.
Justice Department Sues Harvard for Admissions Data in Race Probe
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging it withheld admissions records needed to investigate potential racial discrimination in admissions practices.
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Swiss Fire Fury, Bangladesh Election, US Spy Bid in Global News
Families of Swiss bar fire victims confront owners in court, Bangladesh elects a new PM with a nationalist landslide, and the US attempts to recruit Chinese officials as spies in today's top stories.
Why February Has Only 28 Days: Roman Legacy
February's 28-day length stems from ancient Roman calendar reforms, superstitions about even numbers, and purification rituals that shaped timekeeping.
US Sues Harvard Over Admissions Documents in Federal Investigation
The US Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging non-cooperation in a federal investigation into admissions practices post-Supreme Court ruling.
Beijing Bakery Overrun During Xi Jinping's Lunar New Year Visit
A pastry shop in Beijing was inundated with customers after Chinese President Xi Jinping made a surprise visit during Lunar New Year celebrations, highlighting local enthusiasm.
Cuba's Crumbling Revolution: Crisis and Resilience
Amid power cuts, shortages, and mass emigration, a family's story reveals Cuba's tragic spiral and why some choose to stay despite the hardships.
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Tumbler Ridge School Shooting: Canada Unites in Grief
A tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, has left the community in mourning, sparking national unity and calls for action on gun violence and mental health support.
Student Graduates After Overcoming Brain Injury From Motorbike Crash
EmmaLucy Cole, a PhD student from Somerset, has graduated from the University of Bristol three years after sustaining a traumatic brain injury in an Iceland motorbike accident that caused memory loss and forced her to pause her studies.
Top Five Most Mispronounced Foods and How to Say Them
A study reveals the most commonly mispronounced foods like quinoa and gnocchi, with tips on correct pronunciation to avoid restaurant embarrassment.
School Trust Spends £50k on Knife Detectors After Attacks
Dudley Academies Trust installs metal detectors in four secondary schools following recent knife attacks, with CEO warning classrooms remain vulnerable without proper security measures.
America's Sexiest Accents and Europe's Most Attractive Dialects
A new survey by Babbel identifies Southern American English as the most attractive accent in the U.S., while Italian tops the European rankings, revealing how accents influence modern dating.
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Labour Allows Primary School Gender Transition in Rare Cases
Newly released trans guidance permits primary school children to socially transition gender in rare circumstances, scrapping previous Conservative bans on pronoun changes for young pupils.
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