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Parents’ fears after top fee-paying school teams up with Bitcoin fanatic
Lomond School, a fee-paying private school in Helensburgh charging up to £48,000 a year, has entered a “long-term partnership” with Scholarium, a Swiss-based organisation run by Iranian-Austrian lecturer Rahim Taghizadegan that promotes “Bitcoin citadels”, tax avoidance and “unschooling”. The deal has alarmed parents, who say they were given little transparency about the arrangement and only…
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First Bus bans under-16s in Stoke-on-Trent travelling alone after 6pm after disorder
First Bus has banned all under-16s in Stoke-on-Trent from travelling on its buses without an adult after 6pm, citing a rise in antisocial behaviour since the government introduced free bus travel for 5- to 15-year-olds in England on 1 August. The move highlights growing tension over how to manage youth misbehaviour on public transport, with…
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Poll backs Harry making first move as couple plan UK return
A poll for The Mail on Sunday found that most Britons believe Prince Harry, rather than Prince William, should make the first move in repairing their fractured relationship, as the Royal Family gathers at Balmoral following confirmation that Harry and Meghan plan to relocate back to the UK after six years in the United States.…
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Revealed: Just 4% of Brits believe William should make the first move in peace talks with Harry – as Palace sources reveal bid by one of the King’s most trusted aides to reunite the warring princes
A poll for The Mail on Sunday has found that only 4% of Britons believe Prince William should be the one to make the first move in reconciling with Prince Harry, ahead of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s expected return to the UK. The survey comes amid reports that a senior aide to King…
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Incredibly conscientious man sends sweet gesture to California server after eating at her deli
An ESPN feature writer, Roberto José Andrade, sent a $50 letter to a Los Angeles deli after worrying he had forgotten to tip his server during a visit weeks earlier. The gesture, made without any obligation or way of being caught out, has been praised online as an example of thoughtfulness towards service staff, whose…
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Officers’s plan to arrest sex offender in Missouri goes horribly wrong
I wasn’t able to summarise this one properly — the “article text” provided is just Daily Mail site navigation and a list of unrelated headlines (about the royal family, BBC pay, dementia signs, etc.), not the actual content of the Missouri police story. The only clue to the real story is the URL slug (“police-officers-deck-collapse-arrest-video”),…
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Backbenchers warn Andy Burnham against calling ‘carnage’ snap general election
Labour backbenchers have reportedly cautioned Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham against pushing for an early general election, warning that such a move could prove “carnage” for the party. The warning reflects unease among MPs about the risks of going to the polls prematurely, given concerns over the party’s current standing and preparedness. The available article…
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Mother of British graduate, 23, who was shot dead by her father in Texas will fly to US as she fights to reopen case after being ‘deserted by the British authorities’
The mother of a British graduate shot dead by her father in Texas is travelling to the United States as she campaigns to have the case reopened, having said she feels “deserted by the British authorities.” The 23-year-old, described as a graduate, died in the shooting, and her mother’s fight highlights the difficulties British families…
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Women’s Super League 2026-27 preview No 2: Aston Villa
The Guardian’s Women’s Super League 2026-27 preview turns to Aston Villa, tipped by the paper’s writers to finish ninth again after a disappointing campaign last season. Under head coach Natalia Arroyo, the Birmingham club remains a promising but unfinished project, having undergone significant squad turnover as she reshapes the team around her preferred direct, counter-attacking…