Greenwich and Kent Universities Announce Historic Merger
Greenwich and Kent universities merge to form UK's first 'super-university', creating the third-largest higher education institution.
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ANU Leadership Crisis: Who Exits After Vice-Chancellor Bell's Departure?
ANU faces governance crisis after Vice-Chancellor Bell's resignation, with staff concerns over restructure, job losses, and toxic culture allegations.
Belgian Court Orders Trial of Ex-Diplomat, 93, Over Lumumba Murder
Brussels court orders trial of 93-year-old ex-diplomat Étienne Davignon for alleged war crimes in 1961 murder of Congo PM Patrice Lumumba.
Send Overhaul to Reduce EHCPs, Sparking School Absence Fears for Autistic Children
Bridget Phillipson's Send overhaul reduces EHCPs, replacing them with non-legal ISPs, sparking fears for autistic children's rights and school attendance.
UK School Closures Reach 200 as Extreme Heatwave Hits
Over 200 UK schools are closing or sending pupils home early as a rare 40°C 'danger to life' heatwave triggers emergency remote learning and travel chaos.
Scottish Government Accused of 'Attack' on Councils Over Teacher Numbers
Scottish government accused of 'unnecessary attack' on councils after confirming protection of teaching posts from cuts, prompting Cosla to seek legal advice.
Teachers Strike at Welsh School Over Redundancies and Finances
Teachers at Darland High School in Wrexham will strike on June 23, 30, and July 1 over proposed redundancies and a £1.07m budget deficit, forcing school closure.
Manchester United Pull Out of EFL Trophy for Academy Focus
Manchester United have withdrawn from the EFL Trophy and National League Cup to streamline youth games, prioritizing first-team training and individual development for top prospects.
UK Schools: No Legal Max Temp for Closure Amid Heatwave
Despite temperatures reaching 39°C, there is no legal maximum temperature requiring UK schools to close. The Department for Education advises schools to manage heat safely, relax uniform rules, and avoid vigorous activity.
UK Government Offers £2,000 for Young Apprentices Under 25
The UK Government announces a £2,000 payment for employers hiring apprentices under 25, part of a £3.3bn investment to boost apprenticeships and challenge the 'degree by default' culture.
£2,000 for Young Apprentices in Major Shake-Up
The UK Government announces a £2,000 payment for employers hiring apprentices under 25, part of a £3.3bn investment to boost apprenticeships and curb weak university courses.
London Schools Close Early as Heatwave Hits 37C
Dozens of London schools are closing or finishing early this week as a rare red weather warning for extreme heat, with temperatures up to 37C, prompts safety measures for pupils and staff.
Inspectors Praise Logans Primary School Improvement in Motherwell
Inspectors have praised Logans Primary School in Motherwell for significant improvements, ending further visits. Acting headteacher transformed culture, leading to better relationships, learning, and progress in literacy and numeracy.
Taliban Enforces Gender Segregation and Bans Subjects in Universities
Taliban announces gender segregation and compulsory hijab at universities, sparking fears of gender apartheid in Afghanistan.
Relearning To Read Classic Novels In A Digital Age
A reader struggles to regain focus for classic novels after years of screen distractions, inspired by the Guardian's 100 best novels list.
Over 2,400 Vulnerable Children Go Missing from UK Care Annually
Nearly 2,400 trafficked or unaccompanied children went missing from UK care in 2024, sparking calls for reform.
Phillipson Unveils £4bn Overhaul of Special Educational Needs Support in England
Bridget Phillipson announces £4bn overhaul of Send support in England, including tailored mainstream provision and 60,000 new places, with stricter criteria for EHCPs.
Dog Owners Face £500 Fine Over Microchipping Deadline
Dog owners in England, Scotland, and Wales risk a £500 fine if their pet is not microchipped. The law, in force since 2016, requires all dogs over eight weeks to be chipped. Owners have 21 days to comply after a warning.
Harvard and Bard Face New Scrutiny Over Epstein Ties
US lawmaker Jamie Raskin demands records and interviews from Harvard and Bard over their ties to Jeffrey Epstein, citing incomplete investigations.
School Lunch Prices Set For Sharp Rise Across England
School lunch prices rise across England as caterers cite national insurance increases and food inflation, with calls for higher government funding.
Up to 111 jobs at risk at University of Aberdeen in £10m savings plan
University of Aberdeen proposes up to 111 job cuts in £10m savings plan to achieve financial stability by 2028, with voluntary redundancies prioritised but compulsory ones possible.
Labour's Phillipson Demands SNP Act on Scottish Education Crisis
Bridget Phillipson urges SNP to address Scotland's education crisis, warns young people can't afford another decade of SNP rule.
The Traitors Introduces Secret Traitor Twist for New Series
The Traitors returns with a Secret Traitor twist, where a fourth Traitor is hidden from players and viewers, adding a new layer of deception.
Scottish Government Funds 371 New Teacher Training Places Amid Recruitment Crisis
Scottish Government funds 371 new teacher training places amid criticism over falling teacher numbers and recruitment crisis.
Add One Ingredient to Rice for More Flavour
Toasting rice in butter or oil before cooking and using stock instead of water are simple tricks to make rice more flavourful, according to food expert Emma Christensen.
Should I believe in my abusive addict son's new faith?
A mother struggles to trust her son after years of verbal abuse and addiction. He claims to have found God and wants to reconnect, but she fears more hurt.
Experts: Talk to Neighbors About Bins Left Out
If your neighbour leaves their bins out too long, experts all recommend the same first step: a polite conversation. Here's what to do if that fails.
Italy Protests Against Violence After Student Murder
Tens of thousands protest in Italy after murder of student Giulia Cecchettin, calling for end to violence against women.
Parents Face £640 Fines for Term-Time Holidays Under New Rules
Parents face fines up to £160 per child for term-time holidays under new rules, with a family of four potentially facing £640.
Viral Math Puzzle Sparks Online Confusion Over Order of Operations
Viral maths equation 8÷2(2+2) sparks debate over order of operations, highlighting ambiguity in BODMAS rules and the importance of brackets.
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