Pressure at home, social anxiety, bullying and anger issues are all problems that one high school is tackling with a unique programme to keep pupils in school

3 losses, 1 win and 1 still TBD.

People in Vijayawada submit flood compensation applications, facing challenges with eligibility and application process, seeking government assistance.

The government is preparing for up to 15 new charter schools to open early next year.

Analysis - Jimmy Carter is the longest-lived US president, and as he turns 100 years old this week, it turns out he was also pretty much the last of his kind.

Long a confidant of French and African leaders, Robert Bourgi lifts the lid on post-colonial relations.

Police use teargas, batons to disperse protesters; PTI activists hurl rocks at cops.

A selection of tributes to people from around the North East who have passed away in the past few weeks

The old ruin on Trent Bridge is little celebrated and lies amid shrubbery and litter, but this intriguing structure actually offers an insight into what the crossing over the River Trent once looked like as far back as the 14th Century

Our thoughts are with the friends and family affected

One asylum seeker was handed a near 20-year jail sentence

Liam Powell was being arrested for being drunk and disorderly in the city centre when he spat at the two officers, hitting them in the face

The government is preparing for up to 15 new charter schools to open early next year.

Says due to HYDRA’s misdeeds, real estate is in crisis, and the economy has collapsed

Shahi Mahatma ran a sophisticated drug racket in Shimla, connecting demand and supply chains without direct contact.

Residents protest against Musi riverfront project in Hyderabad, demanding compensation and relocation from government.

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: A Freedom of Information request has revealed COPFS has been in communication with alleged victims in the case.

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: The Tesco in Stornoway is considering opening for the first time on a Sunday since it opened in 2008 but religious leaders say it will break with tradition on the Isle of Lewis.

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: David McLennan, who stood for Nigel Farage's party in Livingston, was told to cancel the event immediately by party bosses.

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Jimmy Boyle was caged for life in 1967 and spent time in Barlinnie's controversial Special Unit

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: The Scottish Greens have refused to say whether they knew a trade body had members including some of the world's biggest polluters before they agreed to take their money.

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Women have come forward to reveal they raised concerns with Sandy Brindley in 2019.

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: The NHS doctor and her family are living in a two bedroom flat with 20 relatives after fleeing from bombs and have no way to leave.

Peter and Florence Fanning are taking the Scottish and UK Governments to court in a bid to have the controversial cut reversed for 10 million people

'It was such a nice community. Look at it now, it's desolate'

It's part of the new neighbourhood on the historic former Filton Airfield

CCTV appeals have been released

Our thoughts are with those who have lost a loved one

'Disgusting, 'absolute disgrace', 'it wasn't done fairly' - pensioners in Sutton Coldfield, the area of Birmingham with the most winter fuel allowance recipients, react to news of its cutback

The number of pensioners receiving the winter fuel allowance across Birmingham is set to be slashed - with one area in the city having more than twice the number of OAPs receiving it compared to the area with the lowest

The dad, who was with his wife and two children, aged ten and 11, said the experience was 'terrifying' and they were all 'shaken'

Proposals for the Birmingham school were recommended for approval and will be considered by the council's planning committee next week

It is certainly not without it's issues but for many, Summerfield Park in Winson Green is a welcome green space

Andrew Chapman is calling on the Government to make life-saving equipment mandatory on all trains after a man's tragic death

Bereaved families of the Creeslough tragedy have said they cannot wait like the relatives of Stardust victims to get answers about the explosion that claimed the lives of their loved ones.

More than £91,000 gained through cold call scamming was funnelled through William McLaren's bank account.

The bodies of Sharma, 46, who worked as a carpenter at the Indian Spinal Injury Centre in Vasant Kunj for the last 28 years but had stopped working since January, and his four daughters -- Neetu, 26, Nikki, 24, Neeru, 23, and Nidhi, 20 -- were found on Friday afternoon, but they had died days earlier. According to their acquaintances, the family was very religious and they would perform prayers every day.