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Pupils to be offered vocational GCSEs in radical shake-up of system in England
23. September 2026 (23:30)
Courses such as finance and construction form part of PM’s push for education ‘that offers a path for everybody’Teenagers are to be offered a range of new vocational GCSEs under a radical shake-up of the school system in England designed to tackle a crisis that has left nearly a million young people out of work or training.From 2029, pupils will be able to supplement compulsory GCSE subjects such as English, maths and sciences with courses such as construction, creative media production and child development, marking the biggest changes to the qualification for more than a decade. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Rubio concerned Ukraine war could spread as Russia harries UK and allies
23. September 2026 (23:28)
The Kremlin has been accused of waging a covert campaign against countries supportive of Kyiv, fuelling escalation fears. (London News)
Trump's Board of Peace unveils $2.45bn plan to begin Gaza's reconstruction
23. September 2026 (23:26)
The figure was announced during a meeting of the group's board at the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York.  (BBC News)
UK survivor of Canadian poison seller says he exploited her despair
23. September 2026 (23:16)
Elisabeth Belien tells Kenneth Law's sentencing hearing she took the poison when she was just 23 years old. (BBC News)
Democrats accuse Susan Collins of corruption after bombshell ‘pay-to-play’ report
23. September 2026 (23:12)
Republican senator calls bribery allegation ‘categorically false’ as ProPublica reports Trump derailed FBI inquiryDemocrats in Maine on Wednesday accused Republican senator Susan Collins of corruption after a major media outlet reported that the FBI had proposed investigating her for allegedly accepting bribes – before Donald Trump derailed the inquiry.The article from the investigative newsroom ProPublica rocked the race for Collins’s Senate seat, which is crucial to Democrats’ hopes of winning control of the chamber in the 3 November midterm election. The outlet reported that in the run-up to Collins’s successful bid for a fifth term in 2020, the head of her Super Pac had solicited a campaign donation from contracting firm Navatek, which demanded assurances of business from the government in return. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Three charged with assault after anti-migration protests in Hampshire
23. September 2026 (23:07)
Hundreds gathered on Tuesday night in anticipation of a small boat arriving in GosportThree people have been charged in connection with anti-migrant protests which drew hundreds of demonstrators to a marina in Hampshire on Tuesday night.Six people were arrested by police, as anti-migrant activists who mistakenly believed a small boat was due to arrive at Gosport gathered in an attempt to disrupt the arrival of any asylum seekers. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
In a first, olive ridley turtles spotted nesting on California’s beaches
23. September 2026 (23:05)
Scientists are questioning whether the nestings on Seal and Huntington Beach were freak occurrences or start of a trendA sea turtle crawled out of the surf in southern California last weekend around sunset and started laying eggs in the sand.People on Huntington Beach who saw the female olive ridley sea turtle were shocked and excited. And they weren’t the only ones freaking out, said Justin Viezbicke, the California stranding coordinator for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (Noaa). Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Burnham: Labour conference will show it is ‘time for Britain to believe again’
23. September 2026 (23:00)
Andy Burnham will deliver his first Labour conference leader’s speech next week as delegates gather in Liverpool. (London News)
Tories would ban long-term benefit claimants from buying alcohol and cigarettes
23. September 2026 (23:00)
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch says the welfare system is currently ‘unfair to others’ (London News)
Andy Burnham signals he may lift ban on alcohol in football stands
23. September 2026 (23:00)
Prime minister says measure is discriminatory when fans of other sports are not similarly restrictedAndy Burnham has signalled he may lift the ban on drinking alcohol in the stands at football matches, suggesting it is “unfair” for fans to be singled out when it is permitted for other sports.The prime minister, a committed Everton fan who still attends matches, said there was a case for trialling an end to the ban to bring football in line with rugby and cricket. Continue reading... (The Guardian)