
just two-thirds of young adults anticipate a better life than their parents, a wide-ranging new survey has revealed, as optimism among young people continues to slump.
Only 36 per cent of 16 to 29-year-olds now believe their future prospects will surpass those of their parents, the second annual UK Youth Poll conducted by the John Smith Centre at Glasgow University found – a significant decline from 63 per cent just a year ago