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Oprah's gift saves schoosl

TV giant Oprah Winfrey has saved a school in Atlanta, Georgia - with a donation of £243,000.

The chatshow host has offered the cash to ensure the city's Ron Clark Academy has sufficient funds to continue providing education to 80 students.

Principal Ron Clark said: "We teach school all day and fundraise at night. To have an unsolicited gift come like that is incredible."

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