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The TelegraphThe disastrous Scottish education trap serving as a warning to Starmer
It is often said that the separation of Korea at the end of the Second World War created a real-world control experiment on the relative merits of communism and capitalist democracy. Nighttime pictures taken by satellite today show the result: a few pinpricks of light in the north compared to the dazzling wealth south of the 38th parallel, where income is now 30 times higher.
- Reading Chronicle
Complaints raised about primary school expansion
A clash is looming over a plan to increase the number of pupils attending a primary school in Caversham.
- The National
First city in Scotland wins top UNESCO award for 'lifelong learning'
A city in Scotland has become the first in the country to win a top award recognising its achievements in “lifelong learning”.
- Evening Standard
London's 'brand' stronger than NYC and Paris despite crime and cost of living
Capital tops the city league table for second year running ahead of New York and Paris
- The Bolton News
Bolton College Sixth Form teachers continue strike action amid pay dispute
A number of teachers at Bolton Sixth Form College walked out again this morning, Tuesday, over a pay dispute in the latest wave of strike action
- Bournemouth Echo UK
College students travel to Kenya on humanitarian mission
College students travelled to Kenya for building and repair projects to help children.
- Fortune
Inside Elon Musk’s plans for a private preschool in Texas, which just got a permit to open and where children will learn to sweep, draw, and explore
Ad Astra—Latin for "to the stars"—just received its initial permit, and can now open its doors in Bastrop, Texas, near Elon Musk’s companies.
- PA Media: UK News
More strikes planned for sixth form college teachers in England
The National Education Union said members across 32 non-academised colleges would walk out from Tuesday January 7 to Thursday January 9.
- The Telegraph
Marlborough College cancels summer school after 50 years over Budget tax raids
Marlborough College has cancelled its summer school after 50 years because of the impact of Rachel Reeves’s Budget.
- Wales Online
The 46 Cardiff schools whose budgets are in the red
The number of schools that set deficit budgets this year is higher than last year, with the city council saying it will work with those that are struggling
- Evening Standard
Sean Lock’s harsh criticism of Gregg Wallace resurfaces amid allegations
The clip has been widely shared online following the announcement that Wallace, 60, is stepping back from MasterChef
- The Telegraph
Keir Starmer refuses to meet 99-year-old war veteran who had £60k wiped off her pension
Sir Keir Starmer has refused to meet a Second World War veteran who had £60,000 wiped off her state pension.
- People
Sofía Vergara Poses Topless and Shares Sexy Bikini Snaps from Colombian Holiday Vacation with Her Family
The actress shared photos of herself posing in a sexy black bikini as she and her family spent Thanksgiving in Colombia
- The Independent
Melanie Sykes says ‘jaw-dropping’ Gregg Wallace encounter made her quit TV
‘I was done,’ Sykes said after ‘Celebrity MasterChef’ host’s remark
- CNN
Four friends posed for a photo on vacation in 1972. Over 50 years later, they recreated it
Four lifelong friends from the UK recreated their favorite vacation photo over half a century later. The group chatted to CNN Travel about the experience and how they’ve stayed close over the decades.
- OK! Magazine
Tulisa shames I'm A Celeb campmates being 'fake for the cameras' after exit
The singer gave a typically forthright reply when asked if she had friends for life from I'm A Celeb...
- OK! Magazine
Melanie Sykes says Gregg Wallace was the reason she quit TV as she brands MasterChef 'unprofessional'
Melanie Sykes has claimed that Gregg Wallace was one of the reasons which led to her stepping back from TV, after she appeared on Celebrity MasterChef and found the show 'unprofessional'.
- The Independent
Don’t worry about Gregg Wallace – he’s already eyeing up his next career move
COMMENT: The disgraced ‘MasterChef’ judge is clearly gearing up to follow in the tried-and-tested footsteps of many problematic men before him, writes Helen Coffey
- Manchester Evening News
Supermarket selling grocery nearly 20% more than others is most expensive for tenth week running
The retailer has been called out for selling the key item more than its competitors
- Bromley News Shopper
Woman 'repeatedly sexually assaulted' by another woman on Elizabeth line
Police have released a CCTV image of a woman they want to speak to in connection with a sexual assault on the Elizabeth line.