Want to know your rights but only have 60 seconds?
London lawyer hopes to educate people about the law with bitesize Youtube videos
What’s behind Mark Zuckerberg’s man-crush on Emperor Augustus?
The Facebook founder’s bromantic hero was a canny operator who was obsessed with power and overrode democracy
‘Nicole From Last Night’: how one man’s quest for love led to a surprising sisterhood
A Canadian student, who got a wrong number from a ‘Nicole’ he met in a pub, emailed 247 of her campus namesakes – a Facebook group and a very unusual modern love story ensued
University bound? Here’s how to pick a bank account and manage your cash
From overdrafts and mobile apps to cashback sites, there are a range of ways for students to ensure they remain in the black
Are teachers’ pitiful salaries driving many to moonlight as Airbnb hosts?
Teachers’ salaries lag behind many other professions, and teachers need more money to make ends meet
I’ve no idea what I want to do when I leave school
The world is your oyster, says Sharmadean Reid – and a mix of the humanities with technology is perfect
Peterloo director calls for 1819 massacre to be taught in UK schools
Mike Leigh grew up near scene of Manchester atrocity but says he was never taught about it
I know how hard it is for working-class actors to succeed. We can change that
Money is a huge obstacle for people trying to get into the arts. We need positive policies – even quotas – to improve diversity, writes the actor Eddie Marsan
Female scientists urge research grants reform to tackle gender bias
Data shows 90% of engineering and physical sciences funding in UK goes to male-led projects
The Guardian view on Shahidul Alam: Bangladesh should let him go
Editorial: The acclaimed photographer and activist is one of many targeted under a draconian law. He should be freed, and the legislation changed
What video games in schools can teach us about learning
Southgate primary in West Sussex is one of many British schools bringing games into the classroom, with staff seeing benefits for parents as well as students
UK schools and tech industry urged to foster education revolution
Education secretary wants UK and Silicon Valley firms to help put tech at heart of classrooms
Hospital admissions for teenage girls who self-harm nearly double
School work and social media blamed for rise to 13,500 patients from 7,300 in 1997
Children starting school ‘cannot communicate in full sentences’
Damian Hinds to address parents’ concerns about screen time in first major speech on social mobility
Where does the buck stop with anonymous online abuse?
When public figures are no longer held to account for their misdeeds, it opens the door for nameless people to spew vitriol without consequences