Half of teachers work in schools with homeless children
A major Shelter survey reveals over half of teachers in England have homeless pupils, causing exhaustion, missed school and poor mental health. Urgent government action is needed.
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Idaho School Bus Crash Injures Students
A school bus crash in rural Idaho sent six to hospital, including four children. One student was airlifted for treatment. Get the latest details.
DoJ Lawyers: Trump Pressured UCLA Antisemitism Investigation
Ex-DoJ attorneys claim they were pushed to find University of California guilty in a politically motivated 'hit job'. A federal judge has since blocked funding threats. Read the full investigation.
Venezuelans find joy at races despite political crisis
Amid US military threats and political tension, Venezuelans find a day's respite at the Caracas racetrack. Discover how the community seeks normalcy.
Pearson fined £2m over serious exam standards breaches
Exam board Pearson hit with £2m in fines for serious breaches in GCSE English, A-Level Chinese, and an online English test. Read the full story on the regulator's action.
TV star narrowly avoided Brown University shooting
A Survivor alum and doctoral candidate escaped the Brown University shooting by minutes after a spontaneous gym trip. The attack left two dead and nine injured.
Jack and the Beanstalk panto review: A critique of academy schools
The Lyric Hammersmith's pantomime reboot of Jack and the Beanstalk earns 4 stars as a sharp satire of rigid academy schools and Ofsted culture. On stage until 4 January 2026.
Academics appeal Alabama DEI law ruling
Professors and students in Alabama appeal a court decision upholding a state law banning DEI initiatives in public universities, citing academic freedom concerns. Read the latest.
World in Focus: From Bordeaux Protests to Sydney Vigil
A visual journey across the globe on Monday 15th December 2025, from French farmer blockades and a Sydney Opera House tribute to pivotal Ukraine peace talks. Explore the day's defining moments.
Brown University shooting: Two students killed, manhunt continues
Two students were killed and nine injured in a mass shooting at Brown University. Police continue the manhunt after releasing a detained suspect. Read the latest updates.
Sydney Uni criticised over campus antisemitism after attack
The University of Sydney is under fire for its handling of antisemitism on campus following the Bondi Beach terrorist attack. Critics accuse the institution of failing to act against extremist groups. Read the full investigation.
18 Missed Chances to Stop Childcare Worker Paedophile
A damning review reveals 18 missed opportunities to stop Australia's worst paedophile, Ashley Griffith, earlier. A reportable conduct scheme could have saved children. Read the full investigation.
UN Criticises New Zealand's Māori Rights Record
A major UN report finds New Zealand's efforts to uphold Māori rights are insufficient, citing persistent inequities in health, justice, and political representation. Read the full findings.
Manchester school gives away TVs to improve attendance
A Manchester secondary school is tackling the post-pandemic attendance crisis with a unique rewards scheme, giving away TVs, bikes and vouchers. See how it's cutting absence rates.
Young Senator's Student Debt Cut Sparks Backlash
Australia's youngest senator, on a salary of nearly £125,000, faces criticism for celebrating a 20% student debt cut. Critics call the policy unfair, benefiting high earners most.
50,000 New Apprenticeships to Combat Youth Joblessness
The Prime Minister announces a £725 million investment to create 50,000 new apprenticeships, aiming to give vocational training the same status as university degrees. Read the full plan.
Govt Launches £725m Youth Apprenticeship Drive
A new £725 million package aims to create 50,000 apprenticeships for young people, focusing on retail and hospitality sectors to combat high youth unemployment.
100 Nigerian schoolchildren freed, 165 still held
Nigerian authorities secure release of 100 pupils kidnapped from a Catholic school in Niger state. The fate of 165 others remains unclear amid a deepening security crisis.
Police investigate alleged assault by Scots College students
NSW Police are investigating an alleged physical and verbal assault on a 17-year-old boy by students from The Scots College in Rose Bay. Read the full details.
Teacher arrested for grooming student via Google Docs
A Florida science teacher is accused of using a shared Google Doc to groom an underage pupil before engaging in sexual acts at school and his apartment. He faces serious charges.
University Trigger Warnings for Harry Potter & Classics Criticised
The University of Glasgow faces backlash for warning literature students about 'outdated attitudes' in Harry Potter and classic children's books. Critics decry a 'triggering epidemic'. Read the full story.
Teacher arrested for alleged sexual relationship with student
A 26-year-old Florida science teacher is accused of grooming a student via secret Google Docs before engaging in sexual acts on and off campus. Read the shocking details.
Wales school shuts as vomiting bug affects hundreds
St Martin's School in Caerphilly closes for a deep clean after a major flu-like outbreak. Over 250 people are ill. Parents urged to keep symptomatic children at home.
Viral Math Puzzle Stumps Thousands Online
A seemingly simple maths equation shared on X is causing major debate. The key lies in remembering the order of operations and a crucial factorial rule. Think you can crack it?
Global Weekend: Christmas Lights to F1 Glamour
A visual journey across the globe this weekend: festive ceremonies in California and Bethlehem, Lewis Hamilton's style in Abu Dhabi, and tragic landslides in Indonesia. Explore the world's stories in pictures.
Sheffield University's 'Treegonometry' Solves Festive Decor Dilemma
Mathematicians from Sheffield University have created a 'treegonometry' formula to calculate the perfect number of baubles, lights, and tinsel for your Christmas tree. Discover the science behind festive decor.
Farage urged to apologise for school racism allegations
Ex-equalities watchdog head Kishwer Falkner says Reform leader should apologise to those hurt by alleged school behaviour, even if he denies intent. Read the full story.
English Not First Language in 1 in 15 UK Councils
Exclusive data reveals English is no longer the first language for most pupils in 11 local authorities. Explore the impact on schools and societal cohesion.
Military seizes power in Benin, dissolves government
Soldiers in Benin announce the dissolution of government institutions in an apparent coup, ousting President Patrice Talon. Latest in a series of West African power grabs.
Military Coup in Benin as Officer Seizes Power
Lieutenant Colonel Pascal Tigri has seized national TV and declared a coup in Benin, suspending the constitution and closing all borders. Follow the latest breaking news.
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