Court challenge for school screening of Gore film
The government's decision to send a copy of Al Gore's documentary An Inconvenient Truth to secondary schools is to be challenged in the high court.
Online ads combat cyber bullies
The government has launched a digital campaign to tackle cyber bullying. By Mark Sweney.
PCC makes first video ruling
A Scottish paper has been rapped for running mobile phone footage of an unruly classroom on its website. By Caitlin Fitzsimmons.
We are coming for your children
Commercials for junk food are being banned on children's television, but advertisers are moving onto a new battlefield - the internet. Helen Pidd reports.
Teachers call for YouTube ban over ‘cyber-bullying’
Teachers are demanding that YouTube be closed down for refusing to remove violent, threatening and sexual content involving children and staff. By Anushka Asthana and David Smith.
Scientists reject Panorama’s claims on Wi-Fi radiation risks
Panorama's investigation into Wi-Fi technology has been rejected as a 'scare story' by leading scientists. By James Randerson.
Ban cyber-bullying clips, Johnson to urge websites
Websites such as YouTube and ratemyteachers.com should ban video clips of teachers or pupils who have been the target of cyber-bullying, the education secretary, Alan Johnson, will tell a teaching union conference today.
BBC axes £150m online learning service
The BBC has closed down its ambitious £150m online learning resource following complaints from commercial rivals. By Owen Gibson.
Jobs at risk as BBC Jam scrapped
1.30pmBBC can't guarantee security of 200 jobs when the online education service is axed. By Jason Deans.
BBC axes online education service
11am: The BBC Trust has confirmed it is scrapping BBC Jam, following complaints from commercial rivals. By Jason Deans.