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The government has announced new V Levels qualifications for 16 to 19-year-olds, aiming to overhaul vocational education and expand higher-level learning. The reforms include new funding, Technical Excellence Colleges, and support for students struggling with English and maths. Education leaders have welcomed the changes, but political debate continues over their effectiveness.
Vermont State Senator Samuel Douglass resigned after being exposed in a racist group chat among Young Republicans. The scandal has led to further resignations and controversy over leaked messages. The White House has denied involvement in the situation.
An opinion piece urges Israel to stop accepting American military aid, citing religious principles and national self-sufficiency. The author argues that Israel is now strong enough to stand on its own and that continued reliance on foreign aid undermines its dignity and independence.
Troops in southern Gaza were attacked by terrorists, prompting military strikes in response. The military called the incident a violation of the ceasefire and pledged a firm response.
Two Israeli soldiers were wounded in Tubas after a surprise attack during a military raid. The incident follows widespread arrests and house raids by Israeli forces in the West Bank.
A former Hezbollah fighter helped compile a dossier that led police to ban Israeli fans from an Aston Villa match, sparking political backlash and calls for the decision to be reversed. The move has drawn criticism from government officials and campaigners.
Israeli forces continue operations in Gaza amid ongoing skirmishes and challenges in recovering hostages' bodies. Recent incidents in the West Bank and southern Lebanon signal persistent regional tensions. The situation remains fluid as efforts to end the conflict continue.
David Gilmour has confirmed he will never perform with Roger Waters again, ending hopes of a Pink Floyd reunion. Their feud has intensified amid public accusations and political controversies involving Waters. Waters now also faces possible legal action over his support for a banned activist group.
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces criticism for campaigning with Imam Siraj Wahhaj, a cleric linked to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Retired FBI agents and Muslim reformers warn that Mamdani's embrace of Wahhaj signals troubling ties to extremist ideologies.
A variety of apartments were recently sold in cities across Israel, with prices ranging from NIS 500,000 to NIS 4.9 million. The deals reflect the diversity of the real estate market in different regions.
A Jewish lawyer was detained in London after wearing a Star of David necklace at a rally, with police calling it a possible provocation. The incident has raised concerns about the treatment of Jewish identity in Britain and sparked calls for clearer protections.
Israel struck Hamas targets in Gaza after accusing the group of violating a ceasefire with attacks on Israeli forces. Reports also indicate Hamas executed dozens accused of collaboration. International mediators are urging Hamas to honor the peace agreement.
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