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Britons aren’t having children for one simple reason – they just can’t afford it

Exclusive: Some four in 10 adults are putting off having children, or deciding against it altogether, as birth rates in the UK hit record lows

The Independent UK

UK Fears Immigration More Than Inflation or Healthcare

The Fashion Central

Why is the BBC not talking about Scottish concerns?

This week's Media Watch looks at BBC Radio Scotland pushing the issue of small boat crossings despite Scots having other concerns.

The National (Scotland)

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Wes Streeting to meet BMA as public support collapses for resident doctor strikes

Exclusive: polling shows strong approval by voters for strikes has halved from 52% a year ago to 26%

The Guardian - UK

'Skewed': BBC slated for pushing small boat crossings as top Scottish story

THE BBC has been criticised for pushing the issue of small boat crossings to the top of its news agenda on Radio Scotland almost every day this week…

The National (Scotland)

Patient satisfaction with GP services improves, survey finds

The latest GP patient survey, which is carried out by Ipsos for NHS England, found 75% of 702,000 respondents had a good experience at their practice.

Evening Standard

Labour sees biggest first-year poll drop for governing party since 1990s

The last government to experience a double-digit fall in the 12 months after an election was John Major’s Conservatives.

Evening Standard

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The simple polling change that could be significant for independence support

THE new Scottish poll from Ipsos marks the end of an era ...

The National (Scotland)

Poll sees Reform UK take nine-point lead over Labour

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The Independent UK

Reform UK would win if general election held tomorrow, poll suggests

Ipsos survey finds Nigel Farage’s party has a nine-point lead over Labour

The Independent UK

Fewer than half of young men believe abortion should be legal, poll finds

Exclusive: Just 46 per cent of young men support abortion in all or most cases, almost half as many as older generations

The Independent UK

‘He’d only have to show proof of life once in a while’: Joe Biden’s advisors hid his decline – and the media didn’t dig hard enough

Last week, President Donald Trump ordered an investigation into “who ran the United States while President Biden was in office”, alleging top aides masked the “cognitive decline” of his predecessor. The announcement referenced revelations in a new book by journalists Jake Tapper (CNN) and Alex Thompson (Axios).

The Conversation

Final counting shows polls understated Labor in 2025 election almost as much as they overstated it in 2019

With almost all primary votes now counted to two-party preferred (as I explained on May 29), Labor has won the national two-party vote by a 55.3–44.7 margin, although this may drop to a 55.2–44.8 margin once the remaining votes from Bradfield come in.

The Conversation

Belfast Hills project helping young people with anxiety

More than a quarter of parents or guardians across the UK have said their child has struggled with anxiety.

The Independent UK

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Euronews

Conservative Karol Nawrocki wins Poland's presidential election, according to final vote count

The presidential runoff pitted Trzaskowski, a liberal pro-EU politician, against Nawrocki, a conservative historian backed by the right-wing Law and Justice party.

The Guardian - UK

The charts that show just how worried Labour should be about the polls

Whether on leader favourability or on key policy areas, Labour is losing ground on almost every metric

Euronews

Exit polls: Rafał Trzaskowski to narrowly win Polish presidential election first round

According to preliminary exit polls, the mayor of Warsaw Rafał Trzaskowski won the first round of the presidential election in Poland on Sunday, followed by Karol Nawrocki. The two politicians will face each other in the second round on 1 June.

Al Jazeera

Key takeaways from Donald Trump’s meeting with Canada’s PM Mark Carney

Despite conflicts over tariffs and Canadian sovereignty, Trump and Carney exchanged praise in warm Oval Office meeting.

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The Conversation

Labor wins surprise landslide, returned with a thumping majority

With 52% of enrolled voters counted, The Poll Bludger has Labor ahead in 92 of the 150 House of Representatives seats, the Coalition in 43, the Greens in two, independents in 11 and others in two. In called seats, Labor is on 76 (already a majority), the Coalition 32, independents…

Dinks Finance

6 Reasons Your Gas Bill Keeps Going Up and What You Can Do About It

If you’ve seen an increase in your gas bill, you may feel powerless. A new PowerLines poll, conducted by Ipsos, finds that three in five Americans say their electricity and/or gas bill has increased compared to a year ago, while slightly more are concerned that these bills will increase this…

The Guardian - US

Trump 100 days: delusions of monarchy coupled with fundamental ineptitude

Trump has wasted no time in trying to remake the US in his image – with results that are sweeping, vengeful and chaotic

The Independent UK

Trump live: President’s unprecedented budget proposal alarms some key Republicans

Despite steep cuts to non-defense discretionary spending, huge military parade still being planned for president’s birthday in June

The Independent UK

Trump’s approval rating sinks in the latest poll as more become wary of the power he holds

Fifty-nine percent of respondents, a third of Republicans among them, believe that the U.S. is losing global credibility

The National (Scotland)

As independence polls send mixed signals, are Labour cuts shifting the dial?

A SUSTAINED Yes majority over a long period of time is precisely what the independence movement has been crying out for since the 2014 referendum ...

The Independent UK

Third of public think DEI policies in workplaces have gone too far – poll

The exclusive poll found that 36% of respondents believe current policies in UK offices have gone too far.

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