Maths Challenge: Are You Smarter Than a British 13-Year-Old?
Test your maths skills with ten questions from the UK Intermediate Mathematical Challenge taken by 200,000 British teenagers.
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Crispy Air Fryer Jacket Potatoes: No Oil Needed
Learn how to make crispy jacket potatoes in the air fryer using just salt. No oil required for a golden, crunchy skin and fluffy interior.
White vs Brown Sugar: Baking Differences Explained
Discover the key differences between white and brown sugar, how molasses affects flavor and texture, and when to swap them in baking recipes.
Child prodigy status may hinder chances of becoming world-class performer, study finds
Study finds child prodigies often peak early, while world-class performers develop gradually with varied interests, challenging traditional views on giftedness.
Under-16 Social Media Ban Risks Harming UK Youth, Warns Expert
Expert warns UK under-16 social media ban could backfire, citing Australian evidence and need for media literacy education.
Power Restored to 270,000 in Kyiv After Russian Overnight Attack
Russia attacked Ukraine's energy sector with over 450 drones and 30 missiles, leaving Kyiv residents without power. Power restored to 270,000 consumers.
Labour’s Send reforms get this right: disabled children in mainstream schools is transformative for
Labour's Send reforms aim to make mainstream schools inclusive for disabled children, with funding for 60,000 additional places and inclusion bases.
Schoolgirl Dies After 100 Sit-Ups Punishment in India
A 12-year-old Indian schoolgirl dies after being forced to do 100 sit-ups as punishment for being late, sparking outrage and an inquiry.
Cambridge Revives Darwin's Botany Course with Henslow Archive
Cambridge revives a botany course that inspired Charles Darwin, using rare archive materials from his mentor John Stevens Henslow.
Leaked Photos Reveal Hundreds Killed in Iran Crackdown
Leaked photos from a Tehran mortuary show hundreds killed in Iran's protest crackdown, with victims as young as 12 and many unidentified.
Independent School Myths Debunked: Teacher Reveals Reality
Teacher Dan Woodrow debunks myths about independent schools, revealing smaller classes and higher salaries are not always true.
Year of the Horse 2026: Lunar New Year Symbolism and Festivities
Lunar New Year 2026 marks the Year of the Horse, celebrated with festivities, symbolism, and traditions across Asia and diaspora communities.
Kharkiv's Underground Theatre Offers Children Escape from War Horrors
Kharkiv's underground opera and ballet theatre offers children a temporary escape from the horrors of war with performances held during air raid warnings.
Teacher Banned for Life After Throwing Pupil Out of Classroom
Teacher Joseph Luttman banned for life after throwing a pupil out of a doorway into the playground at Marland School, Barnstaple.
Teacher Numbers Fall Again Despite Labour Recruitment Pledge
Teacher numbers in England fall for second year despite Labour's pledge to recruit 6,500 additional teachers; critics say promise undermined.
Readers on Pointless Words: 'Like' and 'So' Are Unnecessary
Guardian readers respond to Louis de Bernières' dislike of imprecise speech, highlighting pet peeves like 'like', 'so', 'multiple', and 'super'.
Why Kids Laugh When You Tell Them Off: It's Not Disrespect
Children often laugh when disciplined, but parenting expert Kelly Medina Enos explains it's a stress response, not disrespect, helping parents understand and react calmly.
Princess Kate Urges Parents to Prioritise Love in New Essay
In a heartfelt essay, the Princess of Wales advises parents to prioritise love, emphasising nature and creativity over screens for children's emotional well-being.
Princess of Wales: Prioritise Love for Children's Fulfilment
The Princess of Wales writes an essay urging adults to prioritise love to help children thrive, reflecting on her Reggio Emilia visit and the importance of connection.
Digital project piloted with secondary school for first time
North Lanarkshire Council's Driving Digitally Locally project was successfully piloted with St Aidan's High School, pairing pupils with older adults to strengthen digital skills and build intergenerational connections.
England Exorcise Southgate Era, Unleash Fun Football Under Tuchel
Thomas Tuchel's halftime talk sparked a second-half surge as England beat Croatia 4-2, signaling a new era of attacking football and breaking from Gareth Southgate's cautious style.
Sustainable Activewear: Natural and Recycled Gear Tested
Our writer tested lower-impact leggings, sports bras, and tops made from natural, recycled, and bio-based materials. Find out which perform best for running, yoga, and gym.
Lee Cattermole on Discipline: Gateshead Stars Can Learn
New Gateshead boss Lee Cattermole reflects on his past discipline issues, vowing to use his mistakes to guide his players. He aims to build a positive, professional culture at the club.
Emma Hayes: ITV's World Cup Star Analyst and Coach
Emma Hayes impresses ITV viewers with tactical insights during World Cup hydration breaks. Discover her journey from player to legendary Chelsea manager and USWNT coach.
EFL Fixtures 2026/27: Release Date and Key Details
The EFL fixture list for 2026/27 will be released on June 25. Find out when Championship, League One, and League Two games are announced, plus cup draws and season start dates.
Fragile Middle East Ceasefire Threatens to Unravel as Israel Assaults Lebanon and Iran Blocks Oil Ta
Middle East ceasefire under strain as Israel bombs Lebanon, Iran blocks oil tankers, and both sides dispute terms.
Two dead and 38 injured after tram derails in Milan
Two dead and 38 injured after a tram derails and crashes into a building in Milan, Italy.
Iran Protests: Doctors Report 30,000 Deaths and Mass Burials
Doctors in Iran report over 30,000 protest deaths, with mass burials and bodies disappearing from morgues amid a state crackdown.
Student Debt Relief: 20% Cut Comes into Effect
Australia's Labor government cuts 20% off student debt for 1.6 million people, fulfilling a key election promise.
Sudan Drone Strike Kills 17 Including Schoolgirls in Village
Drone strike on school and health centre in Sudan kills 17, mostly schoolgirls, amid ongoing civil war.
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