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How much are smartphones harming children and what should we do about it? BBC InDepth hosts a debate between a campaigner and an academic.

Leeds' Merrion Centre is promoting itself on Chinese social media to its growing East Asian clientele.

Parents at a private school in Stockport fear the unintended consequences of the impending increase.

University of Sussex student Jordan Andrews says his maintenance loan only covers the bare minimum.

John Spelacy has shown "little remorse" for his actions at the school, a panel hears.

Student union bar still has dancefloor, darts and pool but is "dry" in response to changing habits.

A panel hears the teacher's partner was convicted of making indecent images of children in 2022.

William Ransom Primary School is inviting all the towns schools to join their smartphone pledge.

William Ransom Primary School is inviting all the towns schools to join their smartphone pledge.

The new guidance says universities should proactively support disabled students.

A councillor says one school is teaching Years 7 to 9 in classes twice as large as usual.

BBC Spotlight has discovered 44 disabled children have gone into care in Northern Ireland since the start of the pandemic.

A union says asking staff to pledge not to have pupil relationships shows contempt for teachers.

Severe damp and crumbling brickwork are just some of the issues faced by a school in Magherafelt.

Parents of dyslexic children say there aren't the places or support at state schools.

Majority of students at Kent universities face financial struggles that are causing stress for some.

Former truck driver Bob Lakin began studying philosophy at the University of Winchester this week.

What used to be a booze-fuelled week of club nights has become a more gentle introduction to university life.

There are 21% fewer nursing students starting courses at universities across the UK than three years ago.

The Labour government's changes will come into effect in January 2025