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Motorists have been warned that they could face up to five years in prison under a new driving law that will be introduced in Parliament this week

The Crime and Policing Bill will introduce to Parliament a ban on the possession, sale and distribution of gadgets such as signal jammers and relay devices.

We look at what the average net worth is in the UK, and help you work out where your wealth stands in comparison to peers.

Experts have published new guidance on best practice for travelling abroad for care.

A spike in the number of households falling into rental arrears could be on the cards due to the Renters’ Rights Bill, business management consultant FCC Paragon has predicted. Figures from the English Housing Survey found that 5.3% of all privately rented households across England were either cu

Experts warn the Renters’ Reform Bill could fuel rental arrears in the UK. Thorough tenant checks are now vital for landlords.

While depression is more common today than before the pandemic, researchers found people were 'happier' now

Older people are "happier, more satisfied, and have a greater sense of purpose" than before the COVID-19 pandemic, a study has found.

Criminals caught with electronic devices used in 40 per cent of car thefts face up to five years in prison under a new law.

And possession of one could result in an unlimited fine and up to five years in jail

People aged 35–59 are a pivotal swing voter group that all political parties need to appeal to. They're also the most economically insecure in Britain. What policies will throw them a lifeline?

Women in York earn £84.90-a-week less on average than men, according to the latest figures highlighting the difference in pay between them.

A tenant organisation claims landlords selling up is a good thing, despite the fact that it is fuelling the housing crisis and leaving tenants with nowhere to live. A piece on the left-wing news…

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Older people in England are happier now than before the pandemic, says new study. Researchers looked at just under 4,000 people aged 50 and older from 1998.

The prevalence of depressive symptoms among older adults has increased, yet those over 50 have shown a remarkable recovery in life satisfaction and sense of purpose since the pandemic.

A recent study reveals that older adults in England have experienced improved happiness, life satisfaction, and sense of purpose since the COVID-19 pa

Research shows happiness levels have bounced back post-Covid, although depression also remains more common