Do you want divorce?
THE history of divorce, legal separation of marriage dates back to antiquity. From ancient Mesopotamia to the Roman Empire divorce…
England’s schools closed ‘with heaviest of hearts’ – Gove
The government closed schools in England with “the heaviest of hearts”, Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove said, as he confirmed…
Meet the Ghanaians making waves in Netflix’s Christmas film, Jingle Jangle
Netflix is reminding us all that Christmas is around the corner and the release of its new Christmas movie, Jingle…
Bangladeshi teen wins award for anti-cyberbullying app
A teenager in Bangladesh has won the International Children’s Peace Prize for his efforts to educate young people about cyberbullying.…
Boris Johnson makes dramatic u-turn to extend free school meals into the winter holidays
Footballer Marcus Rashford who began the campaign to pressure the Government into extending free school meals has celebrated after receiving…
Self- Care : More important now
Self-care is any activity that we do deliberately in order to take care of our mental, emotional, and physical health.…
University staff suspend strikes over pensions
By Hannah Richardson BBC News education reporter University staff have suspended strikes which were set to hit summer exams after…
Grammar school success ‘down to privilege’ – study
By Hannah Richardson BBC News education reporter Grammar schools perform no better than non-selective state schools, once their pupils’ higher…
Water power: How one pump is helping an entire community
Dodging hippos along the Niger river, photographer Aisha Augie-Kuta reached the remote village of Norandé. It is here that she…
Where are the UK’s youngest and oldest city populations? By Andrew Carter & Paul Swinney Centre for Cities
By Andrew Carter & Paul Swinney Centre for Cities Cities are often thought of as places for the young, but…