Student Loan Interest Capped At 6 Amid Tinkering Criticism
UK caps student loan interest at 6% from September for Plan 2 and 3 loans, but critics say it's insufficient tinkering.
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Abbotsholme School Closes Abruptly, Leaving 200 Pupils Stranded
Abbotsholme School closed with 30 minutes' notice, stranding 200 pupils amid financial collapse and staff walkouts.
Katie Price's Husband Lee Andrews 'Claims She'll Fund His Life' in Dubai Jail
Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews allegedly tells inmates she'll fund his life in Dubai jail, despite her refusal to help raise his £140,000 release fee.
New School Gender Identity Guidance Requires Parental Consultation
UK government issues draft guidance banning gender identity teaching in schools, with age limits for sex education topics.
Former Abandoned Airport Nears £22bn City Transformation
Downsview Airport in Toronto is being redeveloped into a £22bn city for 66,000 people, with revised plans submitted for the Downsview West District.
Sir David Attenborough Celebrates 100th Birthday Amid Global Tributes
Sir David Attenborough celebrates his 100th birthday with tributes from around the world, a live event at the Royal Albert Hall, and honours from museums and institutions.
Headteacher Banned After Using School Credit Card for Personal Expenses
Headteacher Ian Carroll banned from teaching after using school credit cards for personal expenses including fuel and Costco membership.
Mobile Phones Banned In English Schools Under New Statutory Plans
UK government to ban mobile phones in English schools via statutory amendment, replacing guidance with legal requirement.
Over 100 Private Schools Close Amid VAT on Fees, Says ISC
Over 100 private schools in the UK have closed since VAT was imposed on fees, with more closures expected, says the Independent Schools Council.
Tajikistan Marks 35 Years of Independence in Peace
Tajikistan marks 35 years of independence, reflecting on peace after civil war, Soviet legacy, and President Rahmon's enduring rule.
Starmer Vows to 'Never Walk Away' Amid Welsh Labour Rebellion
Starmer vows to never walk away as Welsh Labour MPs accuse him of undermining devolution; Burnham backs PM but urges boldness.
Princess of Wales to receive Italian honour in first overseas trip since cancer recovery
Princess Kate to receive Italian honour in first overseas trip since cancer treatment, promoting early years development in Reggio Emilia.
Kate Forbes Dismisses 'Spat' Claims Over Mossmorran Job Losses
Kate Forbes denies row with UK Government over Mossmorran job losses, says reports of conflict do disservice to workers.
Burnham: UK Needs Political Overhaul to Avoid Decline
Andy Burnham warns UK faces decline without political overhaul, outlines social care plans and leadership ambitions ahead of Makerfield by-election.
New Gender Guidance for English Primary Schools Allows Pronoun Changes
New DfE guidance for English primary schools allows pronoun changes with caution, parental involvement, and clinical advice, moving away from a culture-war approach.
How to Secure Cheap Last-Minute Tickets for Harry Styles' Wembley Residency
Guide to cheap last-minute tickets for Harry Styles' 12-night Wembley residency, with tips on resale sites and prices.
'Window of opportunity' for Stormont reform before next election, Martin told
Taoiseach told there is a window for Stormont reform before next Assembly election, with parties urging urgency but DUP cautious.
Cardiff Council Faces Major Political Shake Up After Elections
Labour faces historic losses in local elections, with Reform and Greens gaining ground. Cardiff Council set for major political shake-up.
Burnham Demands Radical Devolution For Manchester
Andy Burnham plans to return to Westminster within weeks, with a radical devolution agenda for Manchester and a leadership bid backed by over 80 MPs.
Irish PM Calls for Stronger UK Relations in Westminster Address
Keir Starmer opens first annual UK-Ireland summit, pledging stronger ties after Brexit tensions. Taoiseach Micheál Martin offers to help UK reset EU relations.
UK Overrides Scotland on Aberdeen Freeport Funding
UK and Scottish governments agree to establish two green freeports in Scotland, despite criticism from Scottish Greens over greenwashing concerns.
Women's faces rated more attractive than men's, study finds
Study finds women's faces rated more attractive than men's across cultures, with gap declining with age.
Mother's Struggle: Even with Private School, Dyslexic Son Can't Get Needed Support
Frankie Bridges shares her emotional journey seeking dyslexia support for her son Carter in private school, highlighting systemic gaps.
Labour Unveils Send Overhaul Plans to Tackle System Failures
Labour to announce major reforms to special educational needs system amid rising council debt and systemic failures.
Shark FlexStyle vs Dyson Airwrap: Which Hair Styler Wins?
We tested the Dyson Airwrap i.d. and Shark FlexStyle head-to-head for a month. Find out which hair styler wins on performance, price, and ease of use.
Late-Night Pub Extensions Proposed for Scotland's World Cup Games
Proposed late-night pub extensions for Scotland's World Cup games to accommodate North American time zone kick-offs.
World Cup 2026 Group D: USA co-hosts aim to justify hype with defender-heavy squad
USA co-hosts World Cup 2026 in Group D with Australia, Turkey, Paraguay. Pochettino's defender-heavy squad aims to justify hype amid tactical shifts and key player returns.
Fuel Protests Cause Gridlock in Northern Ireland
Fuel protests in Northern Ireland cause gridlock on major roads, with farmers and hauliers demanding tax relief. Health minister warns of risks to emergency services.
Belgravia Mega-Basement Plan Sparks Fears of Home Collapse
Belgravia residents fear home collapse as owners of £20m townhouse appeal to build £2m mega-basement with pool, gym and wine cellar.
German housing complex keeps rent at 75p a year since 1521
The Fuggerei in Augsburg, Germany, has charged residents just 75p a year in rent since 1521, with conditions including daily prayers and a curfew.
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