Traditional British nannies get counterterror skills

LONDON - Britain's prestigious Norland College, which has trained the creme de la creme of the world's nannies for over a century, has added anti-terrorism training to its curriculum.

For 125 years, the college in Bath, southwest England has trained modern-day incarnations of Mary Poppins to care for the children of the global elite, including most recently Britain's Prince George.

It was the world's first college to offer child care courses but students are now taking lessons on evasive driving and cyber security provided by former intelligence officers.