Nobel Laureate Anthony Leggett Dies at 86

Anthony Leggett, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist known for his groundbreaking work on superfluidity and quantum mechanics, has passed away at the age of 86, leaving a profound legacy in theoretical physics.

Parents Defend Lawyers in Send Reforms Criticism

A parent of a child with special educational needs responds to claims by Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, arguing lawyers are essential for securing legal support, not exploiting families.

Teen Arrested for Gun at Wolverhampton School

A 15-year-old boy was arrested after allegedly bringing a firearm into a school in Bilston, Wolverhampton. Police seized the weapon and are assessing it, confirming no threats were made to students or staff.

Tuition Fee Dispute Jeopardizes Starmer's EU Reset Plans

A standoff between Britain and the EU over demands to reduce tuition fees for European students risks derailing Keir Starmer's planned reset of relations, with talks stalled and a potential £140m annual cost to universities.

75% of Nine-Month-Olds in England Get Daily Screen Time

New research shows three-quarters of nine-month-old babies in England experience daily screen time, averaging 41 minutes, with some watching over three hours. Experts urge a shift from demonizing screens to enhancing child development.

Phillipson: Lawyers Profit from Special Needs System

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has accused lawyers of exploiting parents of children with special needs, claiming they profit from the current adversarial system. She defended Labour's reforms aimed at moving more children into mainstream schools.

Jonathan Brown, Adult Education Pioneer, Dies at 88

Jonathan Brown, a professor at the Open University and founder of the National Association of Educational Guidance for Adults, passed away aged 88, leaving a legacy in extending educational opportunities for older students.

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