Guardian Front Page 14th of September 2024
A national academy chain in England has become the first to ban mobile phones, aiming to enhance mental health and learning among students.
A national academy chain in England has become the first to ban mobile phones, aiming to enhance mental health and learning among students.
A memoir from a former 1922 committee chief reveals the backstabbing and scheming that led to the downfall of five Tory Prime Ministers.
David Beckham attended the funeral of former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson in Sweden, reports the Daily Mirror.
Dame Esther Rantzen has urged Sir Keir Starmer to keep his promise to hold a vote on legalising assisted dying, highlighting the need for legislative change.
A Government MP is facing potential career repercussions after referring to Downing Street’s mouser Larry as “a little s**t.”
President Zelensky has accused Russian President Putin of intensified attacks on Ukrainian cities, while urging Western countries for immediate provision of long-range missiles to counter the aggression.
Investors are increasingly betting on a significant interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve amid signs of economic cooling and a major meeting looming just before the US election.
More people in Britain are opting for private healthcare due to longer NHS waiting lists and the rising costs of private cover, with record-high admissions to private hospitals in 2024.