Teachers warn social media is fuelling rise in pupil racism and misogyny
Survey by NASUWT finds social media fuels pupil misogyny and racism, with teachers blaming influence of Andrew Tate and Donald Trump.
Category : Politics
Russia burns after huge Ukraine attack as smoke blackens sky
Ukrainian drone attacks hit Russia's Saratov oil refinery and a Wildberries logistics hub in Samara, with huge smoke plumes visible overnight.
Bondi attack: father and son used licensed firearms, police say
Bondi attack: father-son duo used licensed firearms, killing 15. Son known to security agencies; father shot dead. Gun law changes likely.
Nicola Sturgeon: Women expected to 'carry the can for the behaviour of a man'
Nicola Sturgeon recalls Hillary Clinton's advice on misogyny, criticises PM Andy Burnham, and predicts Scottish independence and a united Ireland within 20 years.
Prosecutors release video of White House dinner suspect's arrest
Federal prosecutors released security footage of Cole Tomas Allen's alleged attempt to storm the White House Correspondents' dinner and shoot a Secret Service agent. Allen is charged with attempted assassination.
Texas Democrat candidate condemned over 'prison for American Zionists' remark
Texas Democratic candidate Maureen Galindo faces bipartisan condemnation after proposing to turn an ICE detention centre into a 'prison for American Zionists'.
Nursery paedophile jailed for 18 years for abusing toddlers and filming attacks
Vincent Chan, 45, used a work iPad to record abuse at a London nursery, jailed for 18 years for 56 offences.
Tess Daly shared photo with daughter hours before announcing split from Vernon Kay
Tess Daly shared a photo with daughter Phoebe just hours before announcing her split from Vernon Kay after 22 years of marriage.
Democratic lawmakers say Caribbean strike reports vindicate warnings over illegal orders
Democratic lawmakers who warned troops could refuse illegal orders say reports of a Caribbean strike prove their point, amid criticism of Pete Hegseth.
Theft of Starmer's ex-chief of staff's phone raises questions over Mandelson messages
Morgan McSweeney's stolen phone, containing messages with Peter Mandelson, raises questions amid the ex-ambassador scandal.
Rupert Lowe sets five conditions to work with Nigel Farage
Rupert Lowe has made a public offer to Nigel Farage, listing five conditions including reversing mass immigration and a death penalty referendum.
Man indicted over alleged plot to kill US Supreme Court justice Kavanaugh
Nicholas John Roske indicted for attempting to murder Justice Brett Kavanaugh; faces life in prison. Security bill passes Congress.
US Supreme Court weakens Voting Rights Act in Louisiana redistricting case
The US Supreme Court has ruled Louisiana must redraw its congressional map, effectively gutting Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act in a landmark decision.
Fujian carrier marks new era for China's navy as it enters service
China's newest aircraft carrier, the Fujian, enters service with advanced electromagnetic launch technology, bolstering the navy's capabilities and strategic reach.
Starmer mulls Rayner return as Labour braces for election losses
Speculation grows that Keir Starmer may bring Angela Rayner back to cabinet amid predicted council losses, with HMRC probe unresolved.
Afghan asylum seeker jailed for 15 years for rape and abduction of girl
Ahmad Mulakhil jailed for 15 years for raping and abducting a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
May bank holiday: UKHSA warns families against open-toed shoes on farm visits
UKHSA advises families visiting farms over the May bank holiday to avoid open-toed shoes and wash hands thoroughly to prevent infection.
Hundreds of migrants evicted from Badalona school squat
Catalan police evict hundreds of migrants from an abandoned school in Badalona, sparking concerns about homelessness and lack of alternatives.
Andy Burnham's early election gamble: can his streak last?
Andy Burnham has gone from twice failing as Labour leader to PM in months, but popularity may be short-lived as he weighs a risky early general election.
Trump warns 'whole civilisation will die' as Iran deadline looms
Trump warns Iran's 'whole civilisation will die' as deadline looms; Iran threatens retaliation, pope condemns, Pakistan seeks delay.
Federal officer shoots man in Minneapolis during immigration enforcement
A federal officer shot a man in Minneapolis during an immigration enforcement operation, prompting protests and fresh tensions over ICE tactics.
Guanipa re-detained hours after release from Venezuelan prison
Venezuelan opposition politician Juan Pablo Guanipa has been detained again hours after his release, raising concerns about the country's political transition.
Istanbul mayor Imamoglu charged with 142 offences
Istanbul mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu faces 142 charges, including bribery and extortion, with prosecutors seeking up to 2,430 years in prison. Opposition calls case political.
Zelenskyy: Washington sets June target for Ukraine peace deal
Zelenskyy says the US has set a June deadline for a Ukraine-Russia peace deal, with next trilateral talks proposed in America. He links the target to US midterm elections.
Trump cancels Iran attack, says deal will be made 'rapidly'
Trump cancels a planned attack on Iran and says a deal can be made 'rapidly', hours after Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed to hit two tankers.
UPenn faculty groups condemn EEOC demand for Jewish lists
UPenn faculty groups condemn EEOC subpoena for Jewish members' details as dangerous and reminiscent of dark history.
Starmer Aide Suspended from Labour Whip Over Sex Offender Link
Matthew Doyle loses Labour whip after apologising for links to a friend convicted of child image offences; Scottish MSP suspended.
California sheriff seizes half a million ballots in disputed election probe
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco seizes over 500,000 ballots in a disputed election probe, drawing condemnation from California's attorney general.
Pregnant migrant minors moved to Texas to block abortion access, critics allege
Critics say pregnant unaccompanied minors are being moved to Texas to deny them abortion access, with many girls as young as 13 and half pregnant due to rape.
Labour urges Reform's Matt Goodwin to disown aides over racist posts
Labour's Lucy Powell demands Reform candidate Matt Goodwin disowns campaign aides over racist and far-right social media posts.
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