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Transgender woman Eden Knight, from Saudi Arabia, claims she had been living in Georgia, US, before being contacted by fixers who gradually removed her from her friends

A Hendon schoolgirl says she was attacked by a group of boys who had sent her racist threats in the past, while her older sister claims school staff failed to take care of the 14-year-old

Jagger Shaw, 14, was at Liberty Middle School in Nebraska, US, when he was offered a granola bar by his teacher after he asked for a snack but soon felt seriously ill

Dr Jacqueline Dumigan, who worked at The Mount School, in Huddersfield, was let go after she failed to attend a compulsory meeting because she had to talk to family members when her mum was diagnosed with cancer

Jason Brockbanks' body was found in the shower cubicle at his private student accommodation in Newcastle, three days after he was allegedly killed by Aaron Ray last September.

Mohammed Taroos Khan was found guilty of murdering biomedical student Somaiya Begum, 20, with a metal spike before her body was found dead just over a mile from her home in Bradford, West Yorks

The National Education Union (NUE) is locked in a stalemate with Education Secretary Gillian Keegan over talks amid a long-running pay dispute with pupils across England facing disruption

University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB), which is one of England's biggest hospital trusts, has already come under scrutiny after allegations that doctors were threatened for raising safety concerns

A student has taken to Reddit to share the 'deeply distressing' meal their school served up at lunch time - as users debated what the two "mysterious strips" of food actually are

USA star Giovanni Reyna's dad, Claudio, sent foul-mouthed texts to then sporting director Earnie Stewart after his son was snubbed in the 2022 World Cup group stage opener against Wales

Perfecting your studying technique can be a hard thing to get right, with different things working for different students, but one expert has warned against a new study trend taking over TikTok

Nikhil Manglani's girlfriend said his behaviour was "totally out of character", after a toxicology report found he was sober, and his family confirmed he had no history of mental health issues

Fiona Beal, 49, denies murdering her long-time partner Nicholas Billingham, 42, at their home in Northampton between October 30 and November 10 2021

Brits have been hit by a windy Monday but the Met Office warns of more snow and ice with March achieving the rare feat of being colder than winter

Before this year's batch of Love Island stars were lapping up luxury in the South African villa, what were they doing before? And how much did they earn?

Dr Miriam Stoppard unpicks some research from University College London that shows the upside of rural living on brain power

Prosecutors allege Beal penned a "chilling" confession, in which she described her "dark side" as ruthless and explained how she hid a knife in a bedside drawer

A dad became so furious about school staff commenting on the contents of his daughter's packed lunch, that he decided to send her in with a blunt note in her lunchbox

Diana Farcas, 20, was found dead by her horrified mother in Doljesti, in Western Moldavia, eastern Romania, after choking on her breakfast cereal

National Education Union joint general secretary Mary Bousted writes exclusively for the Mirror, saying that ministers in England hoping to avoid school strikes should look to their Welsh counterparts

National Education Union joint general secretary Kevin Courtney said he expected "more than half of all schools" to close or partially shut

A cross-party group of MPs has written to the Chancellor calling on the Government to provide the benefit for all primary school pupils in England, which the Mirror and National Education Union are fighting for, in line with promises in Wales and Scotland.

Madge Brown has graduated from the University of London 81 years after she left the now defunct Nonington College - where her PE course was not recognised as degree level at the time

Undergraduates at two of Oxford University's oldest colleges warned of crackdown on missing crested crockery after dozens of items go missing at swanky dinners leaving staff stressed out

A Devon school said it has proposed the installation of CCTV cameras in all student toilets to deter vandalism, vaping and fighting, but parents have reacted angrily to the plans