Shay Given apologises for Holocaust remark on BBC
Former Newcastle goalkeeper Shay Given has issued an unreserved apology after using the term 'Holocaust' to describe Celtic's form. He will donate his BBC fee to the Holocaust Educational Trust.
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Shay Given apologises for BBC 'Holocaust' comment
Former goalkeeper Shay Given issues an unreserved apology after using the word 'Holocaust' to describe a football manager's tenure live on BBC television. Read his full statement and the fallout.
Obituary: Bill Bradbury, National Leader in Education
Tributes paid to Bill Bradbury, a dedicated headteacher who transformed two special needs schools and was appointed a National Leader in Education. Read his remarkable story.
Charity watchdog probes City & Guilds sale
The Charity Commission has launched a statutory inquiry into the sale of the City & Guilds business arm. Discover the concerns over the £1.5bn deal and its impact on the charity's educational mission.
Trinity School Croydon expansion plans for girls revealed
Trinity School in Shirley, Croydon, has unveiled major expansion plans to welcome girls for the first time, aiming for 1,400 pupils by 2031. Read the full details.
Nick Train buys £206k of Finsbury Growth & Income shares
Star fund manager Nick Train has invested over £200,000 in his struggling Finsbury Growth & Income Trust, boosting his stake to 5% ahead of a pivotal continuation vote on 15 January. Read the full analysis.
US investor dials up attacks on UK investment trust
Activist investor Boaz Weinstein escalates his campaign against Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, criticising its SpaceX sale ahead of a crucial shareholder vote. Discover the battle shaking the UK investment trust sector.
Scott Trust releases 2024 governance and financial reports
The Scott Trust, owner of Guardian Media Group, has published its annual corporate governance and financial statements for 2024, detailing its mission to secure the Guardian's future.
Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss dies aged 96
Eva Schloss, stepsister of Anne Frank and a tireless Holocaust educator, has died at 96. King Charles pays tribute, remembering their dance and her profound legacy of fighting prejudice.
Anne Frank's stepsister Eva Schloss dies at 96
Holocaust survivor and Anne Frank Trust co-founder Eva Schloss has died aged 96. King Charles leads tributes to the Auschwitz survivor who dedicated her life to fighting prejudice.
Anne Frank's stepsister Eva Schloss dies aged 96
Eva Schloss MBE, Auschwitz survivor and tireless Holocaust educator, has passed away in London. King Charles leads tributes to her remarkable legacy of peace.
Northern students combat isolation at southern-dominated uni
Students from the north experience 'culture shock' at the University of York, leading to a revival of the Northern Society as a response to accent mockery and underrepresentation. Discover their fight for community.
Award-winning teacher Joanna Ross dies aged 70
Tributes paid to Joanna Ross, a dedicated special educational needs teacher in London who championed inclusive education and won a Pearson Teaching award. Her legacy of creativity and compassion touched countless lives.
National Trust bans volunteer over website spelling mistakes
A 71-year-old volunteer was blacklisted by the National Trust after sending a dossier of 400 hours' worth of spelling and factual errors from the charity's website to its director-general. Read the full story.
Wildlife Week: Otters, Songbirds & Global Snapshots
This week's global wildlife highlights include UK otters using donated Christmas trees for play, a boom in British songbirds, and stunning images from Turkey to Florida. Discover the stories behind the photos.
Sackler Trust hides names of £1.1m charity recipients
The Sackler Trust, funded by the opioid-linked fortune, exempted two charities from its accounts to protect their reputations. Discover which institutions still accept its grants.
The Beatles help autistic boy find his voice
John Harris reveals how music, especially The Beatles, unlocked a world for his autistic son James. Discover the power of connection and challenge stereotypes. Listen to the full podcast now.
Sky Trust targets sixth Sha Tin win in New Year feature
The Caspar Fownes-trained Sky Trust is tipped to kick off 2026 with victory in the Group Three Chinese Club Challenge Cup at Sha Tin. Get the full race preview and expert pointers here.
Sage CEO: AI Must Prove Itself in Daily Business Realities
Sage CEO Steve Hare argues AI's 2026 challenge is earning trust by solving real business problems, not just being impressive. Discover why practical, reliable solutions matter most.
Guardian issues correction on Eldonian Trust ruling
The Guardian has amended an article about Liverpool's Eldonian Community Trust, clarifying a judge's remarks on Anthony McGann's influence. Read the full details of the correction here.
Warm 2025 Spring Increases UK Songbird Breeding
Data reveals the UK's warmest spring on record led to higher breeding success for 14 songbird species, offering a glimmer of hope amid long-term declines for threatened wild birds. Discover the full story.
Facebook slow to remove posts celebrating Bondi terror attack
A UK anti-hate group accuses Facebook of hosting terrorist propaganda that praised the Sydney attack on Jews. The social media giant is under fire for its slow response, raising serious safety concerns.
Escape Christmas: UK's Loneliest Job on Scottish Island
Fed up of festive family? The Scottish Wildlife Trust is hiring for a six-month ranger role on uninhabited Handa Island. Salary £26,112. Apply for solitude and seabirds.
Remote Scottish island ranger job seeks applicants
Tired of festive family gatherings? The Scottish Wildlife Trust is hiring a ranger for six months on the uninhabited Handa Island. A unique role for those seeking solitude and wildlife.
Stork of Hope: Holocaust film faces criticism
A new Israeli-Belarusian Holocaust film, 'Stork of Hope', is released digitally on 5 January. Critics label it cliché-ridden and an act of nationalist self-soothing. Read our full review.
2025's Extreme Weather Pushes UK Nature to Its Limits
The National Trust's annual audit reveals how heat, drought, and wildfires have severely damaged UK habitats and wildlife in 2025, with experts warning these are alarm signals we cannot ignore.
Winter Walk to Shaw's Corner Near London
Discover a beautiful winter walk starting in Wheathampstead, leading to George Bernard Shaw's former home. The route features historic pubs and stunning Hertfordshire scenery, all accessible from London in under an hour.
Belfast initiative confronts racism and builds community
A unique Belfast project connects people across divides to share stories and fund tolerance. Discover how community action is confronting racism and division in Northern Ireland.
Man finds out Nazi Heinrich Himmler is his grandfather
Henrik Lenkeit, 47, uncovered his shocking family link to Nazi leader Heinrich Himmler. Read his story of confronting a dark legacy and seeking forgiveness.
Banker Alexander Wishart's Legacy of Charity After Loss
Alexander Wishart, former Harrods Bank director, has died aged 81. He and his wife founded Kelly's Trust, helping hundreds of families with sick children in Kent. Read his inspiring story.
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