9 Signs Your Child Is Addicted to Social Media
As UK bans under-16s from social media in 2027, an addiction expert reveals nine signs of social media addiction in children, from lack of eye contact to sneaking second phones into rehab.
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Dog Trainer's 3 Tips for Leaving Pet Home Alone
Dog trainer Sarah Hodgson shares three essential steps to keep your dog calm when left alone, including creating a safe space, using sound-canceling music, and maintaining low energy upon return.
Social Media Addiction: Parent's Struggle with Screen Time
A father reflects on his and his son's social media addiction, questioning the effectiveness of bans and finding dystopian bonding in shared screen time.
Manchester School Gives Away TVs and Bikes to Improve Attendance
Co-op Academy Belle Vue in Manchester rewards pupils with TVs, bikes, and vouchers to boost attendance, reducing persistent absence from 20% to 10.5%.
Queen Elizabeth's Seven-Word Advice to Jacinda Ardern on Motherhood
Former New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern shares the advice Queen Elizabeth II gave her about balancing motherhood and leadership: 'Well, you just get on with it.'
Elite Tutors Earn £180k Teaching Billionaires' Children
Private tutors for billionaires earn up to £180k, facing threats from students and complex demands, including multiple languages and special needs.
Travel Blogger: Don't Put Full Address on Luggage Tags
Travel blogger Mark Wolters warns against putting full addresses on luggage tags to prevent scams, identity theft, and baggage rerouting.
Nigeria Becomes First African Nation to Store History in Arctic Vault
Nigeria becomes first African nation to store cultural and historical records in the Arctic World Archive in Svalbard, preserving them for up to 2,000 years.
Gove's Curriculum Revolution 10 Years On: A Report That Finally Speaks Sense
A former education correspondent reviews a new curriculum reform report, praising its focus on relevance, oracy, and critical thinking over Gove's fact-heavy system.
Cyclist Volunteer Saves Lives at UK Events for 11 Years
Karen, 47, a cycle responder volunteer, provides first aid at major UK events like Trooping the Colour and London Marathon. She carries life-saving equipment and has volunteered for 11 years.
Schools Must Publish Menus Online for Parents
Ministers announce new School Food Standards requiring schools to publish menus online, appoint a food governor, and integrate cooking into core curriculum to promote healthy eating.
Vintage Boomer Baby Names Predicted For 2026 Comeback
Vintage baby names from the 1950s are predicted to make a comeback in 2026, according to Nameberry's '100 Year Rule' and celebrity influence.
Texas Student Shoots Teacher Before Turning Gun on Himself
A 15-year-old student shot a teacher at a Texas high school before killing himself; no other injuries reported.
Exam Stress at 15 Linked to Higher Depression and Self-Harm Risk in Young Adults, Study Finds
Study finds exam stress at 15 linked to higher depression and self-harm risk in young adults, prompting calls to reduce high-stakes testing.
UNHCR Ambassador Warns of Lebanon's Fragile Safety in War
UNHCR ambassador Theo James warns of Lebanon's fragile safety as over a million are displaced by conflict, calling for global action.
3 Tips to Keep Your Dog Calm When Home Alone
Dog trainer Sarah Hodgson shares three top tips for leaving your dog home alone without anxiety, from creating a safe space to staying calm upon return.
School Leaders Warn of ‘Full-Blown’ Special Needs Crisis in England
NAHT survey reveals funding shortages causing 'full-blown crisis' in special needs education, with cuts to support staff and services.
Coronation Street Star Shelley King Reveals Autism Diagnosis at 67
Coronation Street star Shelley King, 68, reveals she was diagnosed with autism at 67, discussing how it affects her work and life.
2 Simple Heatwave Sleep Tips Without a Fan
Struggling to sleep in the heat? Try these two cost-free tips to keep cool at night without a fan, using items you already have at home.
45% of Working-Class Students Deterred by University Costs
Research by the Good Growth Foundation reveals 45% of 16-18 year olds from lower-income households think university is not worthwhile due to tuition fees and debt.
William on 'tense issue' with George over phones
Prince William reveals the challenge of banning mobile phones for his children, especially with Prince George set for secondary school, and discusses honest parenting amid family health struggles.
Indian Temple Makes Cow Urine Mandatory for Visitors
Gangotri temple in India makes cow urine consumption mandatory for visitors to keep out non-believers, sparking controversy.
Vet Explains Why Dogs Eat Poop and When to Worry
A veterinarian reveals the common reasons dogs eat feces, from taste to medical issues, and advises when owners should seek professional help for this behavior.
William and Kate to Show George Hardship Despite Eton
Prince George will attend Eton College in September. Despite the elite choice, an expert says William and Kate have plans to teach him about hardship and privilege.
Hazing Scandals Rock High School Sports in US and Canada
Recent hazing scandals in US and Canadian high school football teams involve sexual assault, prompting legal action and renewed calls to end the practice.
Penelope Putz: A Legacy of Protest at The Mount School
Penelope Putz, a former pupil of The Mount School in York, was part of a legacy of protest, including anti-Iraq war demonstrations and wartime food protests.
Trump Bill Reclassifies Nursing, Sparks Outrage
Trump's bill reclassifies nursing as not a 'professional degree', limiting student loan access and sparking outrage among nursing organisations.
Iranian Elite Accused of Hypocrisy Over Children Living in West
Iranian elites accused of hypocrisy for sending children to West while enforcing repression at home, with examples including Ali Larijani and others.
France Not Doomed to Far-Right Rule in 2027, Despite Polls
Despite polls suggesting a far-right victory in 2027, France is not doomed, as elections often defy predictions and polls overestimate RN support.
Dubai Residents Trapped as Iranian Missiles Strike Luxury City
Iranian missiles and drones strike Dubai, killing three and injuring dozens, shattering the city's image as a safe haven.
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