A Tory campaign group is launching a bid to improve the party's offer to young people and avoid what it warns could be "terminal defeat" for th

Tenants heading for retirement age are the fastest growing group privately renting in England, according to new figures.

​The "LAT" lifestyle—living apart together—is bettering mental health in older adults, per a new study.

Researchers said the impact of the pandemic was unevenly felt across population groups.

The 2024 Safer Gambling Week campaign has set a new benchmark for awareness and engagement, generating over 60 million impressions on social media platforms,

The ‘King Kong of weight loss drugs’ will be available on the NHS but only patients with most need will get it

Health officials say they are prioritising people with the highest needs for ‘King Kong of weight-loss drugs’

Regular social media posting is not all cool and fun for your mental health. Study suggests it's more harmful than passive scrolling.  | Health

A new study found that passively viewing social media content isn’t harming your mental health nearly as much as posting is.

This IFS Pensions Review report sets out issues with the current means-tested benefit system for those approaching the state pension age and beyond. 

Tax rises spread gloom over pre-Xmas jobs market, recruiters report in November

Every six months or so, since November 2019, the pollster YouGov have been asking the British public the following question regarding electoral reform.Some people support a change in th

A new study reveals that over 60s are increasingly opting to live apart while maintaining intimaterelationships, challenging traditional ideas of cohabitation.

Tim Miller says “challenging” the misuse of statistics is taking up more of the regulator’s time, with the likes of the Telegraph and the Times sent reminders on how to cite statistics

Cardiovascular nurse specialists Michaela Nuttall and Joanne Haws explain the importance of accurate blood pressure readings and measurement

The widespread closing of youth clubs during the 2010s, driven by government austerity measures, led to falling educational performance and increasing rates of youth offending. The long-term financial implications – through reduced lifetime earnings and higher crime-related costs – are also stark.