Manchester teachers strike over pupil violence
Teachers at two Greater Manchester primary schools begin a nine-day strike, declaring an emergency over 'almost daily' assaults by pupils. Parents express shock as union cites a 'culture of violence'.
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Manchester primary school teachers strike over pupil violence
Teachers at two Greater Manchester primary schools are on strike, claiming assaults by pupils have become 'almost daily'. Read the full story on the safety crisis in education.
American expat baffled by UK's many names for bread roll
An American expat in London shares his amazement at the UK's vast regional dialects, discovering over 20 different names for a simple bread roll. Discover the linguistic map of Britain.
Texas union sues over teacher probes after Kirk posts
A major Texas teachers' union files a federal lawsuit, accusing the state of unconstitutional investigations into educators' social media comments about Charlie Kirk. Read the full story.
New Book Unites Hidden Stories of Slavery's End
Historian Carrie Gibson's 'The Great Resistance' reveals the untold, pan-American struggle against slavery, moving beyond Anglophone narratives to a darker, complex truth.
Cowboy Poetry Lassoes a New Generation in Los Angeles
In the heart of LA's Koreatown, a new generation is reviving cowboy poetry. Discover how millennials are preserving this 150-year-old tradition, blending authenticity with modern appeal.
Republican 'terrorism' claims endanger all, warns Muslim leader
Edward Ahmed Mitchell of CAIR warns that Republican governors' moves to label his group as 'terrorist' set a dangerous precedent for all advocacy organisations. Read his full interview.
Nina Simone's childhood home restored after decades
Nina Simone's North Carolina childhood home, saved from decay by four artists, is now restored. It will serve as a cultural hub, preserving the legacy of the music and civil rights icon.
Trump's Political Dynasty: A 2026 Analysis
As the 2026 political landscape takes shape, we examine the enduring influence of Donald Trump and the potential rise of a Trump political dynasty. Explore the key figures and future implications.
Trump wrongly blames windmills for killing bald eagles
US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by blaming wind turbines for killing bald eagles, but the photo he shared shows a falcon in Israel. Read the full fact-check here.
Obituary: NASUWT leader Nigel de Gruchy dies aged 82
Nigel de Gruchy, the formidable former NASUWT general secretary who championed teachers' rights and won key battles on pay and workload, has died aged 82. Read his remarkable story.
Guide: Americans' Top Royal Questions Are About Harry & Meghan
A London Blue Badge guide reveals the two royals American tourists are most curious about, and it's not the Prince and Princess of Wales. Discover the surprising insights.
Reich: Trump's 'Nightmare' Sparks a Democratic Reckoning
Former US Labour Secretary Robert Reich argues Trump's second term has exposed deep rot, mobilising record protests and Democratic wins. Is this the prelude to a brighter future?
UK Pays Off Final WWII Loan Instalment to US
On this day in 2006, Britain made its final payment on the post-war Anglo-American Loan. Discover the story of the 1945 agreement that signalled a shift in global power.
15 killed as bus plunges into Guatemalan ravine
At least 15 dead and 15 injured after a bus veered off the Inter-American Highway in Guatemala. President declares three days of national mourning. Read the latest.
Guardian's 2025 US Photos: A Nation's Portrait
The Guardian's top photojournalism of 2025 captures America's struggles with climate, inequality, and political turmoil. See the powerful stories behind the images.
Gish Jen's 'Bad Bad Girl' Blends Fiction and Memoir
Author Gish Jen's new novel, 'Bad Bad Girl', is a fictionalised exploration of her troubled relationship with her Chinese mother and the historical forces that shaped their lives. A poignant search for understanding.
Trump's New Imperial Grip on Latin America
Analysis reveals how Trump's transactional 'Donroe doctrine' is dominating Latin America with minimal resistance, as the region's left loses its anti-imperialist voice. Read the full story.
Nativity! Film's Safeguarding Issues Teachers Reveal
The 2009 Christmas classic 'Nativity!' is a festive favourite, but teachers reveal it's riddled with serious safeguarding issues. We break down the film's most unrealistic and concerning scenes.
Anglo American's Pay Retreat & 2026 Corporate Agenda
Anglo American retreats on executive pay vote as FTSE giants gear up for 2026. Plus, breakdown duopoly exits and a delayed UK steel strategy. Read the full City analysis.
Teachers trained to tackle misogyny in boys
A new £20m government strategy aims to halve violence against women and girls. Teachers will be trained to spot early signs of misogyny and teach about healthy relationships.
US Cuts Child Health Funding After AAP Criticises RFK Jr
The US Department of Health has terminated multi-million-dollar grants to the American Academy of Pediatrics following policy disputes. Vital projects on autism and infant health are now at risk.
Sumo's British Boom: TikTok Fuels Ancient Sport's Rise
Driven by social media and a historic London tournament, sumo wrestling is seeing a surprising surge in UK participation. Discover the clubs, the first British Isles Championships, and why it's called 'very TikTok-able'.
Ilhan Omar Targeted by Trump's Attacks on Somali-Americans
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar speaks out after being targeted by Donald Trump's conspiracy theories and attacks on the Somali-American community. Discover the political motives behind the rhetoric.
Police killer Harry Roberts dies a free man aged 89
Infamous police murderer Harry Roberts has died aged 89. The Met Police Federation says he 'should never' have been freed after killing three officers in 1966. Read the full story.
Rob Reiner, Trump, and Guardian Letters Spark Debate
Donald Trump's social media attack on director Rob Reiner has ignited a political row, prompting a reader to suggest he learn from Reiner's film 'The American President'. This week's Guardian letters also feature sharp observations on Labour, a felled Chr
The Quiet American: A Timeless Critique of Intervention
Fifty years after the Vietnam War, Phillip Noyce's political drama 'The Quiet American' offers a hauntingly relevant critique of US interventionism, mirrored in today's conflicts. Stream it now.
US funding cuts shutter 1,394 family planning clinics
Exclusive figures reveal over 1,000 clinics closed due to US aid cuts, leaving millions without vital reproductive healthcare. The crisis is most acute in Africa and the Middle East.
Sweeney: Silence on Ad Row 'Widened the Divide'
Hollywood star Sydney Sweeney says she should have spoken sooner about the controversial American Eagle campaign accused of eugenics overtones. Read her full statement.
Jimmy Eat World 2026 UK Tour Tickets Still Available
Jimmy Eat World's 2026 UK tour dates sold out fast, but tickets are still available via resale sites like viagogo. Find out how to secure your spot for their Bleed American anniversary shows.
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