HomeTOP TRENDSInfluencers fuelling misogyny in schools, teachers say Influencers fuelling misogyny in schools, teachers say By rogerjudd April 19, 2025 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Almost three in five teachers believe social media use has had a negative effect on behaviour in schools, according to a union poll. Previous article‘It’s really hard to have any hope’: Gaza doctor describes daily struggleNext articleMan on first date admits dangerous driving after A1 police crash latest articles Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Rutgers research dean accused of secretly recording ‘upskirt’ videos with cellphone, prosecutors say explore more Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Idaho judge grants Bryan Kohberger two hearings next year as admitted killer seeks to withdraw guilty plea Rutgers research dean accused of secretly recording ‘upskirt’ videos with cellphone, prosecutors say
