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Niagara College celebrates graduates as convocation continues
Pelham Today
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NEWS RELEASE NIAGARA COLLEGE ******************************** More than 1,035 student dreams were realized on the second last day of Niagara College’s Spring Convocation on June 13. The morning ceremony celebrated over 535 graduates from the...
West Lothian school transport cost prompts question over free bus pass use
Daily Record & Sunday Mail
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June 14, 2025
Pupils in West Lothian could be asked to use public bus routes to get to school, after questions were raised over the cost of providing special transport. The council pays £1, 245 per pupil to provide ‘free’ school transport - but with the...
How remote retinal imaging raises the bar across service, research and education
Ophthalmology Times Europe
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June 14, 2025
The International SPECTRALIS Symposium (ISS) concluded the first day of its scientific programme with a keynote lecture about performing retinal imaging on astronauts in-orbit. The theme of remote care, and especially remote imaging, continues...
British high commissioner meets PM Modi in Ahmedabad over plane crash
Hindustan Times
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June 13, 2025
British high commissioner to India Lindy Cameron met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Ahmedabad on Friday and said the two countries were working together to establish the facts of the Air India plane crash that left 265 people dead, including 52...
Electoral violence worries UK envoy
The Times Group Malawi
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June 14, 2025
The British High Commissioner to Malawi, Fiona Ritchie, has expressed concern over fears of potential violence ahead of the elections in September. Speaking in Lilongwe, during His Majesty King Charles III’s birthday celebration held at the...
The Church of England is suffering from social justice fatigue
Unherd
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June 14, 2025
The Church of England’s first black clergyman, a Rev Bryan Mackey, was ordained in 1794. A contemporary newspaper notice of his being presented to “the valuable Rectory of Coates, Glouceſterſhire”, did not note his race, but characteristically...
KM explains why Magee was chosen as school to close
GMToday - Wisconsin
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WALES — The reaction to the Kettle Moraine School Board’s vote to close Magee Elementary School has been filled with sadness and questions. The district is facing a predicted $7.6 million deficit by 2031. After a two-hour conversation during a...
Moment pro-Palestinian activists break in and smash up UK warehouse of firm supplying military items to Israel
Daily Mail
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June 14, 2025
Pro-Palestinian activists have brazenly filmed themselves vandalising the warehouse of a UK firm that supplies military items to Israel. The minute-long footage, which was posted to social media on Saturday morning, shows the group cutting away at...
Iran threatens US,UK and France over Israel strikes amid deadly escalation
Switch TV
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June 14, 2025
Iran Warns UK, US and France Amid Rising Toll in Israel–Iran Strikes LONDON — Iran has issued a stark warning to the United Kingdom, United States and France, vowing to target their military bases and ships in the region if they intervene in...
The commuter village that was named the UK's happiest place where houses are even more expensive than London
MyLondon
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June 14, 2025
London's oldest Underground line, the Metropolitan line, stretches so far into the countryside that it actually leaves London, crosses Hertfordshire and enters Buckinghamshire. It extends beyond the M25 and outside the 0208 telephone code area....
Japanese high school students produce incredible version of the Welsh national anthem
Irish Mirror
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June 14, 2025
Ahead of this summer's Test series between Wales and Japan, Japanese high school students have delivered a stirring rendition of the Welsh national anthem, Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau. The Welsh team, led by Matt Sherratt, is set to face off against...
MAPPED: The best places to live in England named - full list of top 10
Daily Express
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June 14, 2025
We've compiled a map of the best places to live in England, based on factors including house prices, crime rates, schools and NHS waiting times - but where does your area rank? The UK is packed full of beautiful towns and cities, with popular...
BEL MOONEY: As a British Jew, I have never felt so terrified as I do now
Daily Mail
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June 14, 2025
Dear Bel, I feel my whole world has turned into a dystopian nightmare. What prompted me to write was that video made by Dawn French. She put on a babyish, whinging voice to mock the agony Jewish people are going through, and reduced the horrors of...
Brand new six day race will take mountain bikers through Scotland's most scenic wilderness
Daily Record & Sunday Mail
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June 14, 2025
The inaugural Trans Caledonia in September 2026 is a six-day enduro race covering 250km and 11,000m of descent through Scotland’s iconic trails A thrilling new mountain biking adventure is rolling into Scotland in 2026, and it’s set to push riders...
School shuffle
News-Topic - North Carolina
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It’s springtime which means you can count on three things happening. Property taxes will be at the center of each municipalities budget, Aaron Rogers will flirt with NFL teams that need a quarterback and the school system will move administrators...
Scottish Government backing ‘engines of innovation’ at colleges and universities
STV News
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June 14, 2025
The Scottish Government is “fostering and supporting” entrepreneurial talent at colleges and universities, the Deputy First Minister has said, with £4.4m of funding announced for schemes to help convert research projects into new businesses. Kate...
College principal recognised with OBE in King’s Birthday Honours
East London & West Essex Guardian
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June 13, 2025
Janet Gardner, principal and chief executive officer of Waltham Forest College, has been awarded an OBE for her contributions to further education. Ms Gardner said: "This honour reflects the collective commitment and dedication of everyone at...
Almost 65,000 Leicestershire children to be eligible for free school meals
Leicestershire Live
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June 14, 2025
Almost 65,000 children will become eligible for free school meals in Leicestershire from next year after an expansion of eligibility rules. The benefit will be offered to all children in families who get Universal Credit (UC) in England, which...
India News | University of Aberdeen First Scottish Varsity to Get Nod for Opening Indian Campus
Latestly
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June 14, 2025
New Delhi, Jun 14 (PTI) University of Aberdeen has become the first Scottish university to receive the nod for setting up a branch campus in India, officials said on Saturday. The university was granted a Letter of Intent to set up its branch...
Business News | Mont Vert Group Signs $500 Million Deal to Build Medical University and Hospital in Kazakhstan
Latestly
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June 14, 2025
VMPL Pune (Maharashtra) [India], June 14: Pune-based leading real estate firm Mont Vert Group has signed a $500 million (approx. ₹4,300 crore) agreement with Kazakhstan's Big B Corporation to develop a medical university and a multi-specialty...