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Education Occupies 40% of Saudis' Savings Plans

A recent survey commissioned by Zurich International Life (Zurich), part of Zurich Insurance Group, revealed that only 4 out of 10 parents in Saudi Arabia have a savings plan dedicated to educating their children. According to the survey, a copy of which was obtained by Asharq Al-Awsat, 32 % of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

More than half of UK adults cannot name a single symptom of blood cancer – poll

The YouGov poll of 2,230 UK adults was commissioned by Blood Cancer UK to mark the beginning of Blood Cancer Awareness Month.

The Independent UK

England and Wales university fees ‘bad value for money’ – survey

Majority of respondents say £9,250 a year fee is not good value – with 74% backing additional bursaries for poorer students

The Guardian - UK

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Credit card debt soars as Britons ‘to borrow £100bn’ to cope with cost of living crisis

More than 5 million expect to seek credit to pay for daily expenses, YouGov survey warns, as borrowing rises at fastest rate since 2005

The Independent UK

More than four in 10 Americans say civil war is more likely within the next decade, poll finds

The Economist/YouGov poll finds self-described ‘strong Republicans’ most likely to say there could be a US civil war in the next decade

The Independent UK

More than 40% of Americans think civil war likely within a decade

More than half of ‘strong Republicans’ think such a conflict is at least somewhat likely, poll finds

The Guardian - US

Children of problem gamblers ‘more likely to be bought scratchcards’

Exclusive: findings of UK survey come as charity warns early exposure risks creating a pathway to addiction

The Guardian - UK

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Festivals must do more to address sexual violence

Music festivals are important cultural and economic events. They have become symbols of the British summertime.

The Conversation

53 years ago, NASA convinced Americans to go to the Moon — can they do it again?

NASA is prepping to send humans back to the Moon as soon as 2026. But Americans remain deeply divided on whether the agency would be better using its money on other endeavors.

Inverse

More woe for Tories as second poll shows Labour’s lead growing

A YouGov poll placed Labour 15 per cent ahead of the Tories

Evening Standard

Labour takes up largest lead over Tories since 2013 in latest YouGov poll

Labour is now 15 points ahead of the Tories in what is the party’s largest lead in almost a decade, a YouGov poll has shown.

Evening Standard

Woolworths return wanted by almost half of brits, according to new survey

It looks like the love we have for the nostalgic store is still going strong.

Daily Record

Half of people in Britain want iconic store Woolworths to return to the high street

Woolworths quickly became an iconic British staple to the high street throughout the 1900s with its Pic 'N' Mix gaining popularity in its later years before it fell victim to the financial crash.

Edinburgh Live

Mum who thought she had the flu diagnosed with disease nicknamed 'silent killer’

Dee Moore, 45, from Birmingham, had been experiencing flu-like symptoms for weeks, but she had no idea such a serious condition could be the cause

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Boris Johnson refusal to resign was ‘bit odd’, says Rishi Sunak

Tory leadership says PM still ignoring his messages – as he criticises Truss over ‘lazy workers’ comments

The Guardian - UK

New poll gives Liz Truss 32-point lead in Tory leadership race – as it happened

YouGov survey suggests 66% of party members will vote for the foreign secretary over Rishi Sunak

The Independent UK

Liz Truss holds huge lead over Rishi Sunak among Tory members, poll finds

Sunak insists he can ‘defintely’ still win – but latest results suggest he’s running out of time to catch Truss

Reuters

UK's Liz Truss maintains big lead in leadership contest - poll

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss remains far ahead of leadership rival Rishi Sunak in the race to become Britain's next prime minister, a YouGov poll for Sky News showed on Thursday.

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The Independent UK

Consumer confidence rose in July to end seven-month stretch of decline: survey

The increase possibly coincided with the arrival of the Government’s first cost-of-living payments.

The Conversation

Is race an issue for Rishi Sunak? It's a difficult question for pollsters to investigate but the information we do have is telling

A YouGov poll of party members completed on August 2 shows Rishi Sunak to be trailing Liz Truss 31% to 69% in the Conservative leadership contest. A similar poll completed on July 21 had him on 38% to her 62%. She appears to be winning the contest hands down.

The Independent UK

Third of women don’t know how to get abortion in UK, poll shows

Exclusive: ‘We believe that abortion is a basic human right, and that no one should be prosecuted for ending their own pregnancy,’ campaigner says

Evening Standard

Sajid Javid backs Liz Truss for PM as new polls give her clear lead over Rishi Sunak

New polls suggest Liz Truss has a commanding lead over rival Rishi Sunak

The Independent UK

Liz Truss news - live: Sunak hints he would consider abolishing inheritance tax in latest hustings

Backing of former health secretary comes as new poll finds Rishi Sunak is trailing by 32 points in leadership contest

The Independent UK

Truss campaign bounces back after embarrassing U-turn

Foreign secretary has secured the endorsement of former chancellor Sajid Javid

Evening Standard

Liz Truss insists U-turn over regional pay policy showed she was 'decisive'

Liz Truss insisted her U-turn over a regional pay policy for public servants showed she was “decisive”.She continued to claim the policy had been “misrepresented” although did not set out how, or why it was being abandoned entirely rather than clarified.The comments come as Ms Truss insisted she is taking…

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