Asbestos in Play Sand Closes 69 Schools
Nearly 70 schools in Australia have shut down after toxic asbestos was discovered in children's play sand. Learn about the recall and health risks.
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Credit card fee 'victory' may backfire on small businesses
The Visa and Mastercard fee settlement promises lower costs, but could complicate payments and reduce rewards for UK small businesses and consumers. Discover the hidden consequences.
70 Schools Close Due to Asbestos in Play Sand
Nearly 70 schools in Australia's capital close as asbestos is found in play sand. Kmart and Target issue recalls. Authorities say health risk is low. Stay informed.
BBC's Wild Cherry: #MeToo Thriller in Elite World
New BBC thriller Wild Cherry, starring Carmen Ejogo, delves into privilege, dangerous social media, and the uncomfortable work dynamics many women face. All episodes are now on iPlayer.
Traveller evades airline fees with giant bra suitcase hack
A savvy traveller used a €5 oversized bra to smuggle her belongings onto a Wizz Air flight from Lisbon, avoiding cheeky luggage fees. Discover her ingenious packing strategy and whether it worked.
BBC's Wild Cherry: Private School Girls' Shocking Inspiration
BAFTA winner Nicôle Lecky reveals how real private school experiences, including teens drinking morphine, inspired her new BBC drama Wild Cherry. Premieres November 15.
Jonathan Bailey on growing up gay in school
Wicked star Jonathan Bailey shares his experience of feeling 'scared and alone' as a gay student, championing the charity Just Like Us to support LGBT+ youth in UK schools today.
Greg McCarthy, Historical Educator, Dies Aged 47
Greg McCarthy, who brought history to life for thousands of Midlands schoolchildren through his immersive character performances, has died aged 47. Discover his remarkable legacy.
Netflix coach John Beam critically injured in campus shooting
John Beam, athletics director featured in Netflix's Last Chance U, fights for life after Oakland campus shooting. Second school shooting in two days rocks California community.
$50,000 Arts Degrees to Continue Until 2027
Australian students face $50,000 arts degrees until at least 2027 as government delays reform of the controversial Job Ready Graduates scheme. Discover why critics are demanding urgent action.
Bernstein's 'Trouble in Tahiti' Review: Vibrant Revival
Experience Leonard Bernstein's 'Trouble in Tahiti' in a vibrant new staging at Guildhall School. This revival breathes fresh life into the 1952 opera about marital discord. Discover the powerful performances now!
ACT Schools Close After Asbestos Found in Coloured Sand
Multiple ACT schools closed after asbestos detected in coloured sand products. Health alert issued as investigation continues. Stay informed about school safety updates.
Rightmove faces £1bn legal action over fees
Property portal Rightmove confronts £1bn legal claim alleging unfair fees to UK estate agents. Learn how this case could reshape the property market landscape.
The hidden cost of counting your spare change
Adrian Chiles discovers the hefty fees of coin conversion machines after a car park forces him to use cash. Is paying to count your change ever worth it?
London school uses courses to tackle pupil absence
A North London primary school is tackling persistent pupil absence by offering parents awareness courses instead of fines. Discover how this empathetic approach is improving attendance.
Schools in England 'steering away' special needs pupils
New research reveals a stark postcode lottery for children with special educational needs, as some schools take on six times more Send pupils than others. Urgent government action is needed.
AI to set school attendance targets for truancy
The government will use AI to set individual attendance targets for all schools as persistent absence remains significantly above pre-pandemic levels. Education unions criticise the approach as 'wrong way to go'.
Welsh study reveals pupil mental health and bullying crisis
A major study of 50,000 Welsh pupils reveals a 'sobering' mental health crisis, widespread bullying, and poor sleep habits. Discover the findings and the urgent call for action.
AI pupil attendance targets for English schools
The government issues AI-generated pupil attendance targets to all schools in England. Unions criticise the move as adding pressure without solving root causes of absence.
Aberdeen Santa remarks probe concludes
An investigation into complaints an Aberdeen primary teacher told pupils Santa wasn't real has concluded. Council confirms staff received guidance on sensitive discussions.
The Vital Life Skills Maths Teaches Beyond Arithmetic
Experts challenge the claim that calculators make maths education redundant, highlighting the critical thinking and problem-solving skills the subject develops. Discover why maths matters.
UK Parents Send Children Abroad for School
The Guardian investigates the impact of British children being sent overseas for education. Share your experience of being educated abroad or as a parent making this decision.
Woman reveals 'creepy' reality of abandoned school life
TikTok creator Zayla Ren shares her unique life in an abandoned school, highlighting the pros and cons of property guardianship in the UK's housing market.
Australia's postcode lottery for free specialist care
Exclusive investigation reveals how free healthcare access depends on location and condition. Discover your rights and options for affordable specialist treatment in Australia's strained public system.
Driver fails theory test 128 times, costing £2,944
New figures reveal one learner has failed the UK driving theory test 128 times, spending £2,944. Discover the challenges and costs faced by learner drivers today.
Learner fails theory test 128 times, spending £2,944
New figures show the extreme lengths some learners go to pass their driving tests, with one failing the theory 128 times. Discover the costs and challenges of the UK's driving test system.
Teen demands school phone ban after beheading videos
A 17-year-old from Devon calls for smartphone ban in UK schools after exposure to violent content. Join the debate on protecting children from harmful online material.
Prevent referrals hit record high in UK
New government figures reveal unprecedented demand for the Prevent programme, with school referrals doubling amid growing concerns about extremist radicalisation across the UK.
Chloe Kelly surprises London schoolgirls with football visit
Football sensation Chloe Kelly surprises London schoolgirls with an unforgettable training session and motivational talk, championing women's sports and education.
Goldman Sachs London pay bill soars 26%
Goldman Sachs International's London staff costs surge to £2.8bn amid booming investment banking fees, while parent company reports stellar Q2 earnings.
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