Top Welsh Baby Girl Names 2026: Mali, Alys, Eira
Olivia remains the most popular girls' name in Wales for 2025, with 140 newborns. Welsh names Mali, Alys, Eira, and Eleri also rank high in the top 100 list from ONS.
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Schoolboy Hero Dies Trying to Save Friend from River Kelvin
Declan Shanley, 13, died trying to rescue a friend from the River Kelvin in Glasgow. He is being hailed as a hero by his community.
Student loan chaos: millions face uncertainty after court kills repayment plan
Court ends Save student loan plan; 7.7 million borrowers in default; Trump shifts portfolio to Treasury; experts urge borrowers to track loans.
Sober Students Drive Demand for Alcohol-Free University Halls
Growing number of teetotal students drive demand for alcohol-free university accommodation across UK.
Labour Cuts £460m from School Budgets After Teacher Pay Rise
Labour has quietly cut £460 million from school budgets after giving teachers a 6.5% pay rise, forcing schools to find savings from teaching assistants and equipment.
Jill Halfpenny Honoured by Northumbria University
Geordie actress Jill Halfpenny and cricketer Mark Wood are among 14 inspirational figures receiving honorary degrees from Northumbria University at its summer graduation ceremonies in July 2026.
Cutting Language Courses Will Be a Costly Mistake
Experts warn that cutting university language courses harms the economy, social mobility, and the UK's global standing, costing 3.5% of GDP annually.
Longbenton High Scraps Two-Week October Break Despite Parent Support
Longbenton High School in North Tyneside abandons plans for a two-week October half-term after feeder primary schools raise concerns about misaligned calendars and childcare issues.
Tributes for Umar Dumbuya Died on Duke of Edinburgh Trip
Umar Dumbuya, 18, died after entering the River Wye during a Duke of Edinburgh expedition. Leyton Sixth Form launched a GoFundMe for his family, who said his death left a 'devastating hole'.
School defends sports day parent ban amid exclusion claims
Hatton Hill Primary School in Litherland defends its policy of excluding parents from sports day, citing 96% pupil support, while parents feel excluded and have gathered 325 petition signatures.
St John Ogilvie High Gets Top Marks in Inspection
St John Ogilvie High School in Hamilton received one 'excellent' and three 'very good' ratings from Education Scotland, with inspectors praising outstanding leadership and motivated pupils.
Man City face battle to keep top young talents
Manchester City are fighting to retain academy stars Ryan McAidoo, Reigan Heskey, and Xavier Parker as Liverpool and other clubs circle. The Blues have already spent £33.5m on young talents this summer.
Ex-Oxford Union President-Elect Apologises for Charlie Kirk Remarks
Former Oxford Union president-elect George Abaraonye apologises for celebrating Charlie Kirk's death, saying he reacted without context.
Wimbledon Strawberries and Cream Disappoints Fan
A tennis fan's disappointment with Wimbledon's strawberries and cream goes viral, sparking debate over portion size and presentation.
UK Schools Allow Late Arrivals After England World Cup Match
Many UK schools are allowing students to arrive late on Monday after England's World Cup match vs Mexico at 1am. The NEU supports flexible start times.
Prince George Faces Tough Eton Test, Has Trick Up Sleeve
Prince George leaves Lambrook School this week ahead of turning 13 and moving to Eton College in September, where he will face a nerve-wracking 'colours test' on school buildings and house colours—but his father Prince William's experience may give him an
London Schools to Open Late for England's 1am World Cup Match
Several London schools will start later on Monday to allow students to rest after England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, with some opening at 9.45am or 10am.
London Schools to Open Late After England's 1am Match
Several schools in London and across England will open later on Monday after England's 1am World Cup match against Mexico, balancing the memorable sporting occasion with students' rest.
Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk Killed in Campus Shooting
Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was killed by a sniper during a campus event in Utah. The conservative activist was 31.
Oxford Union President-Elect Faces Disciplinary Action Over Charlie Kirk Remarks
Oxford Union president-elect George Abaraonye faces disciplinary proceedings for remarks celebrating Charlie Kirk's shooting; union condemns racial abuse he also faced.
Australia’s International Student Numbers Surge Despite Pre-Election Cap Plans
Australia to increase international student places by 25,000 next year, despite pre-election cap plans from both major parties, raising questions about political rhetoric.
Prince George's Last Day at Lambrook Before Eton
Prince George marks his final day at Lambrook School today, moving to Eton College in September. His siblings Charlotte and Louis will remain at Lambrook.
Leeds Council Warned of Window Safety Fears Before Toddler's Fall
Inquest hears mother warned Leeds council about unsafe windows before her one-year-old son fell to his death from a seventh-floor flat.
Stanford Students Face Trial Over Felony Charges from Pro-Palestinian Protest
Five Stanford students face trial on felony charges from a June 2024 pro-Palestinian protest, the most severe case against US student protesters.
Foreign Student Numbers Crash 44% After Visa Crackdown
International student numbers in UK fall 44% after visa crackdown, hitting struggling cities hardest, warns Centre for Cities.
Schools Open as Normal Monday Despite England Match
The Department for Education has confirmed schools will open at normal time on Monday, July 6, after England's World Cup match against Mexico, rejecting calls for flexible start times.
Economists Question Fairness of Labor's Student Debt Cut Plan
Economists criticise Labor's 20% student debt cut as unfair, proposing a flat $5,500 reduction instead.
Durham High School Closure 'Abhorrent', 281 Pupils Affected
MP Mary Kelly Foy condemns Durham High School's closure as 'utterly abhorrent' after 281 pupils were left without school places just one day before the academic year ended.
Bolton School Allows Late Start for England World Cup Match
Bolton St Catherine's Academy lets pupils arrive at 10am on July 6 after England's 1am World Cup match vs Mexico, recognising the importance of family viewing.
Labour refuses schools late start after England World Cup match
The government will not direct schools to open later on Monday after England's 1am World Cup match, despite calls from the NEU and Thomas Tuchel.
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