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Welcome to today’s school assembly news bulletin for June 24, 2026. Staying updated with current affairs is an important habit that helps students understand national and international developments, improve general knowledge, and become informed citizens. Here are the top national, international, educational, and sports news headlines for today.National News Headlines1. India Continues Focus on Sustainable Development and Green GrowthIndia is strengthening its efforts toward sustainable development through investments in renewable energy, environmental conservation, green transportation, and climate-resilient infrastructure. Government agencies and educational institutions continue promoting eco-friendly practices and awareness campaigns to encourage responsible environmental behavior.2. Infrastructure Development Projects Progress NationwideMajor…
new video loaded: On the Front Lines of Myanmar’s Forgotten WarOur Times correspondent, Hannah Beech, travels to the center of the armed resistance movement in Myanmar and meets rebel fighters who are outgunned and undermanned after years of fighting in a civil war.By Hannah Beech, Daniel Berehulak, Nailah Morgan and Jiwoong HongJune 24, 2026
James Purnell tells staff at his lobbying firm reports he’s leaving to be Burnham’s chief of staff ‘basically correct’Kitty Donaldson from the i has posted on social media a copy of the note that James Purnell sent to staff at Flint Global, the lobby company where he works, confirming that he will leave to serve as Andy Burnham’s chief of staff at No 10.James Purnell’s message to staff at Flint Global Photograph: Kitty DonaldsonShareUpdated at 11.36 CESTJones declines to say whether Ed Miliband would be good choice as Burnham’s chancellorHere are some more extracts from Darren Jones’ interview with Beth Rigby…
Ebere Nwoji GCR Ratings has officially released its latest financial strength evaluations for FBS Reinsurance Limited, awarding the firm robust marks across both international and national scales. According to the rating agency, the reinsurer has maintained a steady financial trajectory with a “Stable” outlook projected on both fronts. On the International Scale, GCR certified FBS Reinsurance Limited with a Financial Strength Rating of B-, accompanied by a stable outlook. Meanwhile, on the National Scale, the company secured a highly favourable Financial Strength Rating of AA(NG), also carrying a Stable outlook. The ratings, which carry the signature endorsement of GCR’s Group…
The attackers had demanded €160,000 (£138,000; $183,000) in bitcoin, but a national decision was taken not to pay.At hospitals still offline, IT teams raced to restore systems from backups.Most had relatively recent copies of their data – a key lesson. Regular backups allow organisations to recover more quickly.Within five days, most hospitals were back online and operating close to normal, with no reported deaths or serious harm to patients.It would take weeks longer to input all the new information recorded on paper during the outage. Some data was lost forever.Police are not commenting on their investigation into who was behind…
NewsFeedNorth Korea has revealed its largest-ever warship that leader Kim Jong Un says can carry nuclear-capable missiles. The 5,000-metric-ton destroyer is part of the country’s growing navy, which is set to expand sharply over the next five years.Published On 24 Jun 202624 Jun 2026Click here to share on social mediashare-nodesSharegoogleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo
For decades, scientists recognized only two major types of magnets. One is the familiar ferromagnet, the kind found in refrigerator magnets and countless everyday devices. The other is the antiferromagnet, whose magnetic properties are hidden at the atomic level but have attracted growing interest because of their potential use in advanced technologies. More recently, researchers identified a third category known as altermagnets. First proposed within the last decade, these materials may combine some of the most useful characteristics of both ferromagnets and antiferromagnets, potentially opening the door to faster, more energy-efficient electronics. Now, physicists at the University at Buffalo have…
You have to give Jazz Chisholm Jr. this much: he’s never boring. Monday night, the Yankees second baseman made headlines when television cameras caught him with a lollipop in his mouth while playing the field. While playing the field with the Yankees down 4-1 in the fifth inning, specifically. Up big in a blowout? Maybe that flies. Not down in the middle of the game, though. “I talked to him about it and it should be over with,” Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Tuesday, adding he didn’t know Chisholm played with the lollipop until after Monday’s game (via MLB.com). “I mean,…
EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 and See-Saw Films are developing a TV series adaptation of Benedict Lombe’s history-making play Shifters, which is about to transfer to A24’s Cherry Lane Theatre and counts Idris Elba and Little Simz as admirers. The London play about two young Black people who meet again after years apart starred Supacell’s Tosin Cole and Heather Agyepong. We are told the TV version will be more expansive, with Congolese-British writer Lombe set to adapt the play herself, her debut small screen project. It is not yet confirmed whether Cole or Agyepong will reprise their roles. Shifters follows Dre, a…
Great Britain’s grid operator has released a rare summer power supply warning for Wednesday evening as the heatwave is expected to get more intense, putting pressure on the energy system.The National Energy System Operator (Neso) issued an electricity margin notice late on Tuesday, asking power plant owners to provide any extra electricity, as the buffer between supply and expected demand comes under pressure.“This is due to the impact of extremely high temperatures affecting Great Britain and the continent and low wind,” a Neso spokesperson said.They added that the electricity supply was not at risk and the notice did not mean…