Revealed: the new radicalism among young women
Merlin Strategy’s exclusive polling reveals a growing gender divide among under-30s
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Is Labour’s youth wing rejecting the government?
The Young Labour and Labour Students elections suggest a swing towards leadership-critical factions
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British graduates are crushed
With unemployment rising and the student loans scandal deepening, job fairs have become a dark joke
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Online activists are all right-wing now
The Greta Thunbergs have been replaced by the Young Bobs
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Do youth clubs still matter?
British youth clubs began as social experiments and ended up safe havens for creativity and culture. What happens when they…
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Inside Labour students’ revolt over Gaza
The tensions between party HQ and its members on university campuses are becoming impossible to ignore.
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How will teenage voters transform politics?
Welcome to Britain in the age of Generation Alpha: radical and unpredictable.
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Kemi Badenoch doesn’t understand Gen Z
The Conservatives can’t see that the nihilistic next generation are their children: growing up in the failed Britain their governments…
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Danny Sriskandarajah: “It is no wonder young people are losing hope”
The head of the New Economics Foundation on global disillusionment with democracy.
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Our overdiagnosis crisis
Amid a sharp rise in mental health conditions, critics say we have started to pathologise “ordinary human unhappiness”.
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To the young, everything is fresh and new
And I must admit: I envy them for it.
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Posh, privileged and fraudulent: meet the slangster
Why do well-off gents from Devon think they’re in Top Boy?
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The Research Brief: young people are too ill to work
Your weekly dose of policy thinking.
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I’m a child psychiatrist – the NHS crisis feels dangerous for those I work with
Long waiting times and cuts to community services have drastically reduced mental health support for young people.
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Is Gen Z the most conservative generation in history?
Why teens and twenty-somethings could fuel the next Tory revival.
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Scottish independence is not going away
Long-term demographic change means support for separation will outlast the SNP’s travails.
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Labour forgets that not everyone goes to university
The party’s focus on tuition fees neglects half of young people – and its past success with apprenticeships.
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Beware the midwit trap
Sometimes the simplest explanation is the best explanation.
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The uncomfortable secret of adulthood: friendship takes work
Once jobs and serious relationships are thrown into the mix, friendships stop being things that just happen to you.
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Can Bim Afolami solve the Tories’ millennial problem?
The Conservative MP on why his party hasn’t “got the deal right for younger people”.
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