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Figures published by union the NASUWT show teachers work an average of 54 hours a week, while 87% said their workload has gone up in the past year

LeBron James' eldest son is set to make his decision on whether he'll play college basketball or turn to a professional league prior to entering the NBA Draft ahead of this weekend's Nike Summit game

Brian Reade says the photo ID requirement for voting is just another example of how the Government couldn't care less about those who aren't true blue

Jack Black has revealed he will reunite his former co-stars for the School of Rock's huge 20th anniversary. But where are the child actors now?

The pupil, who is in Grade 8 - the equivalent of Year 9 in the UK - had to undergo surgery after being beaten so badly that one of his testicles completely rotated in Kisii, Kenya

Dr Miriam Stoppard has exciting news... Cambridge researchers have shown that matching the speed information delivered to the natural tempo of our brains increases our capacity to absorb and use new information, and this could help the brain to “stay young”

Jackie Miller's exasperated outburst on a school bus in the Ohio town of Amherst, US, has turned her into an unlikely anti-bullying hero and T-shirts are even being made to support her

University student Sofie Rask Jensen, 24, from Denmark was diagnosed with Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) syndrome, which affects the female reproductive system, when she was 18 years old

A father has had a revelation after the internet slammed him for not paying his daughter's university fees, despite paying for both her brothers - because she wanted to study English

New Trades Career refuses to hand over recordings that could show if false promises were made to students about courses

Schoolboy Logan Latham, 12, was chased by a gang of around 10 other youths as he stepped off a bus and savagely beaten - with the sickening video going viral on Snapchat

Nearly one in five (18%) teachers and support staff (22%) reported taking on a second job to make ends meet, while a quarter (23%) of teachers have been forced to skip meals, according to a massive survey by the National Education Union

Alex Wood, 21, started losing his hair at just 16 and was picked on by his peers causing him to fall into depression - but he's turned it all around now after a trip to Harley Street Hair Clinic

The troubling survey of more than 17,800 National Education Union (NEU) members laid bare the extent to which schools are being forced to intervene to help families bucking under cost of living pressures

Julia Wheeler, 40, has been banned from teaching for two years after a panel found that she was inappropriate and derogatory towards pupils between January and May 2021

Helen Ellis was diagnosed with autism as an adult after struggling with social interactions for her whole life, and says the most troubling aspect is sensory overload

The teacher claims they were left feeling nauseous after spotting the mistake on the supermarket's welcome sign, as they'd inadvertently renamed the town by moving the apostrophe

A parent of a pupil at Olchfa School, in Swansea, has hit out at the monitoring of toilets by teachers who wait outside and mark down those entering and leaving

Yesterday, Thomas Cashman was sentenced to a minimum 42 years in prison after nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel was shot in the chest in her house in Liverpool last August

The quiz fan, who marked her birthday on Saturday, says she keeps her brain active by watching TV quizzes and fancies her chances on Bradley Walsh-hosted teatime favourite

Miriam Stoppard examines how artificial intelligence is set to change the face of virus diagnostics

Woman found exercise helped after being diagnosed with corticobasal degeneration, which affects movement by causing shaking, jerky spasms and difficulty controlling a limb

Tesco chairman John Allan urged ministers to give free school meals to all children in households receiving Universal Credit to fire up the economy and improve children's life chances

Tesco chairman John Allan warned that Tory ministers are failing hundreds of thousands of kids from less well off families who are being deprived of free dinners by strict eligibility rules

University can be a challenge for many but Meiyang Jiang's acceptance to study law at Cambridge was met by a huge wave of imposter syndrome that still haunts her now