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In Anglican and Catholic churches, average weekly attendance is down about 20% from pre-pandemic levels.

Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke remarked that female participation rates in the labour market have ‘reached a historic high’.

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Data from the 2021 census spurred one man to help gay people in Rochford, Essex to feel more accepted

Announcement represents a move towards the UK government-led framework for tackling harm prevention from gaming.

The latest ONS Opinions and Lifestyle survey release paints a somewhat troubling picture of the wellbeing of the country. As we approach the five-year lockdown anniversary, PBE CEO Matt Whittaker assesses how we're doing.

Jane Goddard, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the Building Research Establishment (BRE), is calling for a focus on retrofitting the leas

The Crime and Policing Bill sets out new measures aimed at tackling shop theft and anti-social behaviour

Politicians in Wales who deliberately mislead the public could face suspension or even recall under proposals aimed at restoring trust in politics.

VICTIM Support Scotland (VSS) is calling on the Dumfries and Galloway community to listen and take part in this Victims’ Awareness Week. The theme for this year is ‘Listen. Act. Hope’ and VSS is using this week to further its mission of supporting victims and mental health. In a 2023 study published by the Scottish […]

Almost half of children in this age group have seen violent incidents or heard of them happening to their peers, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS)

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

The Office for National Statistics has recommended that a full census of England and Wales be carried out in 2031

Statistics on young people who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) were published today by the Northern Ireland Statistics & Research Agency.

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As the average UK property price rises, so too does the number of houses surpassing the £1 million mark. MailOnline takes a look at what homes the hefty sum can bag you across the UK.

Those charged for possession of keyless car theft devices will need to prove they have the device for a legitimate purpose.

New laws banning sophisticated electronic devices used in vehicle theft will soon come into force, aiming to disrupt organised crime and make streets safer across England and Wales.Electronic devices such as signal jammers and keyless repeaters are linked to 40% of vehicle thefts, according to government data. Criminals use these tools to manipulate signals from remote locking devices, making it easier to steal cars without using physical keys.The new legislation will give police and courts grea

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