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Londoners far less likely to be victims of crime than public believe, study shows

Researchers said the ‘London in decline narrative’ is fuelling misconceptions about the capital

The Independent UK

One in five Brits believe job losses from AI could trigger civil unrest, poll says

The findings suggest people feel “more fear than excitement” as they see the advances in AI, a researcher has said

The Independent UK

Care leavers given one-off £2,000 more likely to find housing, UK pilot finds

Young people who received the no-strings sum when leaving care also spent less on alcohol, tobacco and drugs

The Guardian - UK

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The ‘culture war’ on net zero: Why have Brits stopped supporting climate policies?

Reform UK voters are the only political group without a majority in favour of achieving net zero by 2050 or sooner, according to a new survey.

Euronews

From homework to housework, how British attitudes have changed since the 1930s

Study shows women today are happier being women – but getting up to go to work remains as punishing as ever

The Guardian - UK

One in three women in 1947 said they would rather be a man. Here’s how they feel today

A new study has revealed how society has changed over the course of almost a century

The Independent UK

Fewer women would prefer to switch gender than they once did, study shows

Researchers compared public attitudes and behaviours in the 1930s and 1940s with those in 2024.

Evening Standard

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‘Desperate for change’ – but is UK gen Z really disillusioned with democracy?

Recent research claims young people are attracted to authoritarianism, populist politics and ‘strong man’ leaders

The Guardian - UK

Voices: Tactical voting was Keir Starmer’s secret weapon. Next time, it could be turned against him

COMMENT: The prime minister won because of anti-Tory tactical voting last year – but, John Rentoul argues, new polling suggests that the next election could be very different

The Independent UK

Major increase in young people spending Christmas Day alone in UK

People aged 21-34 who will spend holiday on their own this year up ninefold compared with 1969, study finds

The Guardian - UK

Young people more likely to spend Christmas alone, study finds

One in nine people say they will be spending Christmas Day alone this year.

Evening Standard

Female students ‘more than twice as likely’ to be affected by poor mental health, research shows

One in six undergrads reports experiencing mental health challenges during their studies.

The Independent UK

Student mental health problems up by nearly a third, research shows

One in six undergrads reports experiencing mental health challenges during their studies.

The Independent UK

Imagination and hard work in children trumps obedience – research finds

Good manners were high on the list too.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Imagination and hard work in children trumps obedience, study finds

Tolerance and respect for others are still among the qualities seen as very important, coming just behind good manners at the top of the list.

The Independent UK

Government urged to give clearer guidance to UK universities on China engagement

The challenges of ‘de-risking’ higher education and research undertakings with China were ‘considerable’, a report warned.

Fortune

Britain is among the least work-oriented countries in the world—but that may not be enough to explain its flatlining productivity

There's also a generational divide when it comes to attitudes toward work.

Evening Standard

Britons no longer believe hard work brings a better life

The study looked at how much value different countries place on work

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The Guardian - UK

Britons least likely to say work is important to them, world study finds

UK losing belief that hard work brings better life, and fewer millennials now think work always comes first, survey indicates

The Independent UK

People in UK least likely to say work is important in their life – global survey

The large-scale and long-running survey analysed attitudes in 24 countries.

The Independent UK

Study uncovers lack of knowledge of state pensions

The most common misconception among workers was about National Insurance contributions.

The National (Scotland)

One in two find UK state pension unfair ... once they realise how it works

MOST people have a poor understanding of how the UK state pension works…but many feel the system is unfair once they realise how it does, a study…

The Guardian - UK

Hell, yes: younger Britons more likely to believe in damnation, study finds

Belief in afterlife higher among gen Z and millennials than in baby boomers, despite being less religious generally

The Independent UK

Less than half of Britons now believe in God, new study shows

Young people are less likely to believe in God or Heaven, but more likely to believe in Hell

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