More victims are now taking their own lives, as the families of victims are pushing for stricter sentencing for abusers.
The courtroom may be a place for justice, but is it fair to women in the profession?
How the UK still fails to protect child influencers
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Experts warn that without regulation, young creators remain vulnerable to exploitation.
Nobody puts politics in the corner
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Beneath its romantic exterior, Dirty Dancing tackles abortion, class divides, and gender roles in surprising depth, becoming a cultural touchstone for themes of personal freedom and social change.
Are Lime bikes too dangerous for London?
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The use of electric bikes is rising in London, but so is the number of accidents.
With thousands already struggling in hostels and homeless shelters, the release of prisoners into uncertain housing leaves many in a state of limbo. What next for already overstreched resources?
How experts from small, medium, and large businesses are preparing for the 2025 National Insurance rise.
Shelf life: Inside food banks
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Food banks have become part of modern society, but what is driving this reliance on them, and can we reach a time when they are no longer needed?
Is the UK facing a youth brain drain?
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Britain faces a growing trend of young adults concluding that the UK is no longer the best place for them long-term. What are the potential consequences can it be reversed?
Yes, the government is set to increase the costs of higher education in September 2025.