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The 27-year-old singer says he came home to find a small window smashed on 12 September.
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Labour's government is under scrutiny for alleged cronyism following the appointment of party donors to key civil service roles. Prime Minister Keir Starmer defends these appointments, while the Conservatives demand transparency regarding the hiring processes. The controversy includes the granting of a Downing Street pass to major donor Lord Waheed Alli and the appointment of Ian Corfield at the Treasury.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced plans to introduce legislation imposing age limits for social media access, likely between 14 and 16 years. This initiative aims to protect young people's mental health and will include an age verification trial. The legislation is expected to be introduced before the next election.
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UK universities are facing a financial crisis, with many on the brink of bankruptcy. The decline in foreign student enrollment and rising mental health issues among students are contributing to this urgent situation. The government’s past policies are now seen as detrimental to the sector's sustainability.
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The Ormiston Academies Trust is phasing out smartphone access for 35,000 pupils across its schools due to concerns over mental health and learning disruptions. This initiative reflects a growing trend in the UK and internationally to limit children's smartphone use during school hours, with various schools adopting similar policies.
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Instagram is launching new 'teen accounts' for users under 18, defaulting to private settings and limiting interactions. This move comes amid increasing regulatory pressure and aims to enhance safety for young users. Parents will gain more control over their children's accounts, including time limits and messaging oversight.