French ministers scramble to appease students after 10 days of protests ↗
Front page leadFrench education ministers are attempting to resolve ongoing student protests by promising 3,000 substitute teachers as schools remain blockaded.
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The Guardian's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Key stories include ongoing student protests in France, a UK byelection result, and a notable event in Spain. There are also reports on a US execution and a new business venture. The site is also actively soliciting…
French education ministers are attempting to resolve ongoing student protests by promising 3,000 substitute teachers as schools remain blockaded.
The Labour party has won a crucial byelection in Holborn and St Pancras, Keir Starmer's former constituency, narrowly defeating the Green party.
Thousands of people have marched in Madrid following the death of Maricarmen, a pensioner who was evicted from her home.
Pete Hegseth has stated that the execution of the Fort Hood shooter by firing squad will be a public event, drawing criticism.
Virgin Group has revealed its concept for a new cross-Channel train, signaling its intent to compete with Eurostar.
Filmmaker Martin McDonagh and actor John Malkovich are featured in a story about 'Wild Horse Nine' at the Venice film festival.
A travel feature highlights readers' favorite European destinations for wellbeing and relaxation.
A personal experience story details how an individual became the world's oldest crowd surfer at the age of 99.