The article discusses the UK Department for Education's guidance on limiting children's screen time, citing research on increased screen exposure and its potential effects on child development.

Given the ongoing and often heated debate about banning social media for under-16s, it’s easy to assume that young people are the only group at risk of online harm.

The article critiques the IOC's new policy on genetic sex testing for women athletes, arguing it is based on weak science and raises human rights concerns.

Chris Rokos, a British billionaire, donated £190m to establish a new school of government at the University of Cambridge, aiming to create a leading institution for future world leaders.

The article examines age-gap relationships, discussing societal perceptions, psychological dynamics, and the role of power imbalances.

The article describes a dance adaptation of Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' by Polish choreographer Piotr Jeznach, focusing on the creative process, casting decisions, and the performers' experiences.

The article discusses Nigeria's high maternal mortality rates, identifies socioeconomic and geographic barriers to maternal healthcare, and proposes four evidence-based interventions to improve access to services.

The article discusses Kenya's new National Infrastructure Fund, its purpose to address public debt and infrastructure funding gaps, and critiques its design flaws.

The article reports on projected increases in energy and other essential bills in Great Britain, citing factors such as the Iran war's impact on oil prices, government interventions, and regulatory forecasts.

The article reports on cultural events in Paris, including the "Africa Fashion" exhibition at Quai Branly museum, Céline Dion's concert series, and Yves Saint Laurent's theatrical creations.

The article details NASA's Artemis II mission, scheduled for April 2025, which will send astronauts on a[PAD151839] lunar orbit mission.

The article details the ongoing conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, presenting statistics on missile attacks, interception rates, and casualties.

The article reports on the development of the Australian Labor Party's 2026 national platform draft, noting omissions such as the removal of mandatory sentencing opposition and updates to foreign policy positions.

The article reports on the destruction of a US E-3 AWACS aircraft by an Iranian strike at a Saudi airbase, detailing the incident's implications for military surveillance capabilities and Iran's strategic actions.

The article discusses Germany's healthcare system financial challenges, presenting a 66-point reform plan by an expert commission to address rising costs and deficits.

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the coming days of the war with Iran will be 'decisive,' asserting Tehran has few remaining military options. The statement was published on 31 March 2026.

The article describes various running communities in Johannesburg, highlighting their social aspects, inclusivity, and the benefits of participating in group runs.

A 15-year-old student shot a teacher at a Texas high school and then fatally shot himself, prompting a lockdown and investigation.

The article reports on Zimbabwe's proposed constitutional amendment bill, including public hearings and reactions from supporters and critics. It highlights concerns about civic space and mentions international advocacy groups.

A hospital in southern Lebanon has been targeted by Israeli forces five times since the start of the attacks, with reports of damage sustained. Medical staff continue to operate despite the increased risks.