ReutersThe foreign secretary has said climate change is a more pervasive and fundamental threat than terrorism.In his maiden speech, 100 days after taking offic
The Champions League is back, but not as we know it.This season’s competition is the first since Uefa adopted the so-called Swiss Model which has seen the gro
Rodri has suggested a player's strike could be "close" but, in reality, will one actually take place? In July, Fifpro said it would take legal action against Fi
Getty ImagesThe Ark Alexandra Academy in Hastings has banned pupils from bringing mobile phones to schoolA school which has banned students from bringing mobile
Getty ImagesInstagram is overhauling the way it works for teenagers, promising more "built-in protections" for young people and added controls and reassurance f
Northumbria PoliceJohn Tinney is not allowed to enter any school, college or university in the UK for five yearsA prolific thief who targeted students and teach
Things are a little bit different this season… (Picture: UEFA/UEFA via Getty Images)The 2024/25 Champions League kicks-off this evening and Europeâ€
Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur WorldCinnamon and her brother Churro are popular animals at Hoo Zoo in TelfordThe search for an escaped capybara which fled a zoo four days
Getty ImagesTuition fees in England have been capped at £9,250 since 2017Higher tuition fees and direct government funding are needed to halt a growing deficit
Getty ImagesMaking books slimmer and lighter could mean significant CO2 savingsA typical paperback book accounts for around 1kg of carbon dioxide, according to
PA MediaJunior doctors in England have accepted the government’s offer of a 22% pay rise, but warn they will want more in the coming years.Members of the Brit
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