A study reveals that British youth are more likely to lose their jobs compared with older workers, as the ongoing pandemic continues to lash out
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7th May 2026 | Updated at 02:32pm 7th May 2026
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Andy Haldane, the Bank of England's chief economist, said that working from home risks stifling creativity and cuts people off from new experiences.
A brand new study from King's Business School says an approximate six million small businesses in the UK supporting 16.6 million jobs are in a financially precarious position as a result of the pandemic
A 68-year-old community figure from Bradford has shaved off his hair, beard and 52-year-old moustache in support of a campaign to end polio worldwide. Dr Manoj Joshi DL had dyed his facial hair purple earlier this month in support of the campaign...
Boris Johnson has refused to extend free school meals over half term for 1.4 million children despite mounting pressure from local councils, vulnerable...
Christina McAnea grew up in a council estate in Glasgow. Her mother was a cleaner and her father a labourer. She left school at 16 and had various jobs...
His words revolutionised young India from tracks of atheism to deism. His books enriched young Indian minds with the historical tenets of their religion,...
Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) UK is hosting UK Parliament Week Activity with 49 Shakhas participating this year from Edinburgh, Portsmouth, Southend on...
On Monday 26th October, it emerged that Former Mayor of Luton, who is currently Labour’s candidate for Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner, has been suspended by the Party over alleged anti-Semitism.
On Tuesday 27th October, a Sikh MP has written to the Home Secretary demanding urgent action to address anti-Sikh hate crime.