Toddler Hit with Shovel at Daycare, Mother Demands Answers
A mother is demanding answers after her non-verbal toddler was left beaten and bruised after being hit with a shovel at a daycare centre in regional Victoria.
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Teenager Argues Against Under-16 Social Media Ban
A 14-year-old explains how responsible social media use with parental guidance creates positive online experiences, challenging calls for blanket bans on under-16s.
Evo Morales Disappearance Sparks Mystery in Bolivia
Former Bolivian president Evo Morales has vanished from public view for over a month, with theories ranging from illness to flight abroad amid US-Bolivia rapprochement.
Iranian Beautician's Videos Reveal Brutal Crackdown and Fear
A 37-year-old beautician in Karaj documented Iran's violent suppression of protests. Now living in terror, she describes a nation paralyzed by grief and fear after thousands were killed.
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Milford Haven Pupil Charged with GBH After Teacher Stabbing
A 15-year-old pupil at Milford Haven Comprehensive School has been charged with grievous bodily harm and possession of a bladed article after allegedly stabbing a teacher. The incident has prompted a strong police presence and widespread condemnation.
Lowry's Legacy Rejuvenates Salford and Manchester
Discover how LS Lowry's artistic heritage revitalised Salford Quays, turning derelict docks into a thriving creative hub with museums, galleries, and media giants.
Nina Khrushcheva on Her Grandfather Nikita Khrushchev's Legacy
Nina Khrushcheva shares personal memories of her grandfather, former Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, and discusses his controversial historical impact, from the Secret Speech to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Teen Charged After Teacher Stabbed at Welsh School
A 15-year-old pupil has been charged with grievous bodily harm after allegedly stabbing a teacher at Milford Haven Comprehensive School, prompting a lockdown and police investigation.
Thailand's Pro-Democracy Party Leads Polls in Déjà Vu
The pro-democracy People's Party is currently leading in Thai polls, but the nation has faced similar political scenarios before, raising questions about stability and reform.
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Teaching Assistant Jailed for Upskirting Teenager
A teaching assistant in Bradford has been sentenced to 16 months in prison for sending an indecent photo to a pupil and taking an upskirt image without her knowledge.
North Korea Executes Children for Watching Squid Game
Amnesty International reveals harrowing testimonies of North Korean schoolchildren facing execution for watching South Korean TV shows like Squid Game and listening to K-pop music.
FEMA Resumes Staff Cuts After Winter Storm Pause
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is resuming controversial staff reductions that were temporarily halted during January's severe winter storm, raising concerns about disaster response capabilities.
Week in Pictures: Gaza, ICE Protests, Snoop Dogg, Storms
A visual recap of the week's global events: Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, ICE protests in Los Angeles, Snoop Dogg at the Winter Olympics, Storm Leonardo's impact, and more captured by leading photojournalists.
Hezbollah Replaces Security Official Wafiq Safa in Restructuring
Hezbollah has replaced its top security official Wafiq Safa, who coordinated with Lebanon's security agencies, as part of internal restructuring following the war with Israel.
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Preschooler, 4, Mistakenly Called for Jury Duty in Connecticut
A four-year-old girl from Darien, Connecticut, was mistakenly summoned for jury duty, prompting her father to appeal on her behalf with the adorable excuse: 'I'm just a baby!'
Maori Greet New Zealand PM with Indifference on Waitangi Day
During Waitangi Day commemorations, Maori communities displayed notable indifference towards New Zealand's Prime Minister, reflecting ongoing tensions over treaty rights and government policies.
UN Peacekeepers Face Surge in Israeli Violence in Lebanon
UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon report a dramatic increase in aggressive incidents from Israeli forces, including drone-dropped grenades and machine-gun fire, according to an internal document obtained by AP.
Mosque Bomb Kills 31, Ex-Norwegian PM Probed Over Epstein
A suicide bomber killed at least 31 at a Shiite mosque in Islamabad, while Norwegian police investigate ex-PM's Epstein links. Plus, Russian general shot, Sagrada Familia tickets, and ancient perfume recreated.
Teen Student Found Dead at University of Lancashire Halls
Police are investigating the sudden death of a teenage student discovered at Ribble Hall on the University of Lancashire campus in Preston. Officers were called to the scene on Victoria Street yesterday afternoon.
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Airstrike Hits Building in Khan Younis, Gaza, on Video
A video has emerged showing the moment an airstrike struck a building in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region. The footage captures the immediate impact and aftermath of the attack.
Classical Mixtape Review: Queues Overshadow Orchestral Performances
The Southbank Centre's Classical Mixtape event featuring six world-class orchestras was undermined by logistical failures and uninspired programming, leaving audiences frustrated.
Brit School North Campus to Open on Former Bradford Car Park
The prestigious Brit School, alma mater of Adele and Amy Winehouse, will open a new campus in Bradford on a former car park site, offering free vocational arts education to 500 students from 2028.
Nigerian Village Massacre Exposes Deepening Security Crisis
Gunmen on motorbikes executed a brutal 10-hour attack in Woro and Nuku villages, killing at least 162 people after issuing an Islamic prayer call. Survivors describe systematic executions and abductions as Nigeria's security crisis spreads southward.
Childcare Worker Fired Over Veggie Tales Showings to Children
A childcare worker was terminated after parents discovered she repeatedly showed children Veggie Tales, despite explicit prohibitions. The incident has ignited debate over parental rights and staff compliance in educational settings.
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TV Licence Fee Increases to £180 from April, Fuelling Political Row
The annual TV licence fee will increase by £5.50 to £180 from April 1st, as confirmed by the DCMS. The rise, aligned with inflation, funds the BBC and Welsh channel S4C, but faces criticism from opposition MPs over cost and impartiality concerns.
Graduates Face £3,000 Extra Repayments in Student Loans Row
New analysis reveals Plan 2 student loan changes will cost graduates thousands more, sparking criticism from Martin Lewis and political debate over fairness.
Snoop Dogg Curling and Global Protests in Photos
From Snoop Dogg's Olympic curling practice in Italy to police clashes in Bangladesh, these powerful images capture diverse global moments on Friday.
Thousands Mourn Gadhafi's Son at Funeral in Libya
Thousands gathered in Bani Walid for the funeral of Seif al-Islam Gadhafi, son of Libya's late leader, who was shot dead by masked assailants this week, amid ongoing national turmoil.
USAID Division Reborn as Nonprofit with $48M Backing
A former USAID division eliminated by Trump administration cuts has relaunched as an independent nonprofit called DIV Fund, supported by $48 million in private philanthropic donations.
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US Passes $51.4bn Aid Bill, Health Gains but Climate Ignored
The US Congress has passed a $51.4 billion foreign aid package, significantly increasing funding for global health and humanitarian efforts, though it excludes dedicated climate crisis programmes.
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