Young people become the biggest consumers of low and non-alcohol drinks
Nearly half (44%) of all 18-24-year-olds now consider themselves drinkers of low or non-alcohol drinks, survey data has found. It
Heathrow on track for record passenger numbers in 2024
Passenger numbers at Heathrow Airport are forecasted to exceed pre-pandemic levels in 2024 following the busiest start to a year
From campus to crisis: the impact of Brexit on UK universities
UK universities are getting richer and EU and British nationals living abroad are bearing the brunt of it, new data
Teacher vacancies in London: funding frustration and pay problems
Teacher vacancies have seen a sharp spike across London’s schools over the last year, according to data from the Department
Major countries warned of rising carbon dioxide emissions after pandemic
China, the United States and the European Union – the world’s three largest carbon dioxide producers – have been called
London’s children and young people with special needs left without adequate support
Children and young people with special needs across the country are being left without adequate support as local authorities struggle
The percentage of women married by age 30 has dropped drastically since the 70s
Over the last five decades, the percentage of women who are married by the age of 30 in the UK
More women opt for longer-term contraception reveals data
More and more women are opting for long-term contraceptive methods, such as intrauterine devices (IUDs) and contraceptive implants over user-dependent
Thousands of prisoners released homeless during pandemic, Ministry of Justice data shows
More than half of prison leavers were released without settled accommodation between April 2020 and March 2021, new data reveals.
London’s Homelessness Crisis: number of rough sleepers was up 21% pre-pandemic
There were 10,726 rough sleepers in London between April 2019 and March 2020, according to concerning data compiled by multi-agency
English councils more at fault than last year, complaints statistics show
Councils across England are being found at fault more often, complaints statistics published last week reveal. The Local Government and