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Peet Montzingo, 25, is 6ft 2in, making him the only full-height person in his family of "little people" with dwarfism. Strangers even accuse him of lying about being related to his mum and dad

The emerging JN.1 Covid variant has helped a rise in cases over the Christmas period as NHS staff in hospitals struggle to meet demand of soaring number of patients

Doctors at the University College London Hospital (UCLH) will for the first time test music therapy in patients in rehab after a severe brain injury

A teenager revealed she ruined Christmas Day because she felt she didn’t get as many presents as she usually does. However, some readers think she was pushed to melt down in a setup

The cat was found hanged with a belt, with scratch marks and teeth embedded in the fence, in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, on 13 November - suggesting the animal was still alive after being attacked

Tommy and Shelley Roche scooped £3,790,637.42 after placing a £1 bet on an online casino game they had never played before - and it completely changed their lives

Hundreds of homes and shops have been left without after a power outage occurred in Cambridge this morning, which is said to be due to an underground electricity cable fault

A survey of more than 4,000 support staff such as teaching assistants, lunchtime supervisors and nursery nurses found 41% fear they can’t pay for their Christmas groceries

Charity Shelter said teachers are witnessing the 'horrors of homelessness' with school children missing days in the classroom due to bad housing or homelessness

Barclay Primary School in Leyton, East London became involved in a row with some of its parents after letters were sent home following a non-uniform day for Children in Need

Birchwood Community High School headteacher Emma Mills revealed how deeply the killing of the "quick-witted" Brianna Ghey has affected the school and local community

A new qualification will teach students to sign effectively using British Sign Language and give them an understanding of the history of sign language in the UK

Storm Pia is set to turn the run up to Christmas and festive period into a gusty and wet stretch with winds of up to 80mph forecast as one part of the UK has already shut all their schools tomorrow

Dávid Gábor was just 17 years old when he died after the walls collapsed on top of him in the dormitory where he was staying, while three girls were also injured

The students are demanding £12,000 each after the examiner mistakenly rang the bell 90 seconds earlier than it was supposed to be during the notorious national college entrance exam

Venus Hinds bravely shared her cancer story with her classmates by writing to them to explain her medical situation while also asking them to 'be kind' about her hair loss

A parent posted their six-year-old's maths question online concerning apples and paint and it was so baffling that one person labelled it a 'weird sphinx riddle' - can you solve it?

A supply teacher has been added to the naughty list after telling a classroom full of children aged around 10 and 11 the truth about Father Christmas, infuriating their parents

With its continued battle against LIV Golf dividing the sport, the PGA Tour has added five new players to the field for 2024 after they earned their card through qualifying events

A five-year-old boy found himself in an awkward situation at his local synagogue with one mum being branded 'ridiculous' for seemingly holding a grudge against the child

New guidance issued by the Department for Education says schools and colleges "do not have to, and should not" accept all requests for social transition - which includes changing pronouns, names and uniforms

The child was found lifeless on a minibus in Brazil in near 100-degree Celsius heat after the alarm was raised around 4pm on Monday outside a nursery school in the neighbourhood of Mooca

A study by the Education Policy Institute think tank today lays bare the gulf between kids from different backgrounds, including how poorer children are more than 18 months behind wealthier pals

Jad Abuhamda, 15, was told not to return to Pine Crest School in Florida after his mum, Dr Maha Almasri, was fired from her role as a tutor at the academy for slamming Israel's invasion of Gaza

Alex set off for the UK last Sunday in the hopes of getting a set of new identity papers because he was desperate to get back to education and lead a "normal life", according to a French family