The Great British School Disco: Songs, Slow Dances and Embarrassing Moments

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The Great British School Disco: Songs, Slow Dances and Embarrassing Moments

There were few events in a British school calendar quite as exciting, terrifying and socially complicated as the school disco. For a few hours, the familiar school hall was transformed into a place of flashing lights, loud music, warm orange squash and teenagers desperately trying to look as though they knew what they were doing. The tables and chairs were pushed to the sides, somebody's dad had been recruited to […]

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Former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson has been sentenced to fifteen years in prison after being found guilty of eighteen child sex offences. The sixty-three-year-old committed the crimes between nineteen eighty-five and two thousand and eight, when his two victims were of primary school age. In June, Donaldson was convicted at Newry Crown Court of rape, thirteen indecent assaults, and four counts of gross indecency. An inquest into the death of […]

Saturday Night TV: How Britain’s Favourite Night In Has Changed Since the 1990s

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Saturday Night TV: How Britain’s Favourite Night In Has Changed Since the 1990s

There was a time when Saturday night in Britain followed a familiar routine. You might spend the afternoon watching football, visiting the shops or getting a few jobs done around the house, but as evening approached, attention gradually turned towards the television. Someone would put the kettle on, the snacks would appear, and the family would begin negotiating what everyone was going to watch. For those who grew up in […]

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The government is to review airport drop-off charges after prices at major UK airports rose by a third on average since the summer of 2025. Gatwick and Stansted fees jumped from ÂŁ7 to ÂŁ10 pounds, with Edinburgh, Bournemouth, Leeds Bradford and London City also seeing significant increases. The Department for Transport says the review is vital to ensure travel remains accessible and passengers are treated fairly. Netflix is cutting one […]

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Why We Still Say “Sorry” When Someone Else Bumps Into Us

You’re walking down the high street when someone comes straight towards you. There’s plenty of room to pass, but they manage to walk directly into your shoulder. You stop, look slightly startled and, before you’ve even worked out what’s happened, the word has already left your mouth. “Sorry!” The other person carries on walking, apparently unaware that they’ve just collided with you. Meanwhile, you’re left wondering why on earth you […]

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Why We Still Say “Sorry” When Someone Else Bumps Into Us

You’re walking down the high street when someone comes straight towards you. There’s plenty of room to pass, but they manage to walk directly into your shoulder. You stop, look slightly startled and, before you’ve even worked out what’s happened, the word has already left your mouth. “Sorry!” The other person carries on walking, apparently unaware that they’ve just collided with you. Meanwhile, you’re left wondering why on earth you […]

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