Tiny Pit Bull Puppies in a Playful Standoff
Sydney Lopez shared a throwback video of two Pit Bull puppies she fostered and later adopted creeping up on each other before bursting into play; viewers called it a playful standoff.
2026/02/11
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Tutors charging £250 an hour are reported to help children with anxiety
Private tutors are being hired at up to £250 an hour to support children’s anxiety and special educational needs during school entrance preparation, and the Department for Education has said a white paper due in the coming weeks will expect inclusion units in all secondary schools.
2026/02/11
Privacy laws may be tested after tribunal allows Bunnings facial recognition
A tribunal overruled the privacy commissioner and allowed Bunnings to use facial recognition to monitor customers, renewing debate about Australia's decades-old privacy laws and proposed reforms.
2026/02/11
Socceroos striker Mohamed Toure nets hat-trick in first start for Norwich
Mohamed Toure scored a hat-trick on his first start for Norwich as they beat Oxford United 3-0, marking his fourth goal in two appearances since joining from Randers.
2026/02/11
China's producer deflation persists as consumer inflation cools in January
China's consumer prices rose 0.2% year-on-year in January while the producer price index fell 1.4%, the National Bureau of Statistics reported.
2026/02/11
Stathern summer camp police response under investigation
The Independent Office for Police Conduct has opened gross misconduct investigations into officers and staff over how safeguarding concerns at Stathern Lodge were handled; the camp leader was arrested the next day and has since been convicted and jailed.
2026/02/11
Community Wealth Building in Scotland bill has been passed by Parliament
The Scottish Parliament has passed the Community Wealth Building Bill, which asks councils, health boards and other public bodies to support the generation, circulation and retention of wealth in local economies; Scotland is reported to be the first country to legislate this model.
2026/02/11
Rail operator launches community fund offering up to £5,000
Grand Central has opened applications for its 2026 Community Fund, offering grants of up to £5,000 to charities, schools and not-for-profit groups within five miles of its stations; applications run Feb 1–Mar 1, 2026 and projects must be completed in 2026.
2026/02/11
Lady Wilson obituary: co-founder of Sightsavers
Lady Wilson, co-founder of Sightsavers, is remembered in an obituary that recalls visits to Nakong and a village known as "the country of the blind", where blind adults were led by children or guided with hemp ropes.
2026/02/11
English secondary schools to provide inclusion bases for neurodiverse and SEND pupils
Ministers say secondary schools in England will be expected to have 'inclusion bases'—separate spaces where pupils with SEND and neurodiversity can receive support—as part of a wider SEND reform backed by a £3.7bn programme and a £700m school repairs fund.
2026/02/11
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