Charlie Kirk was shot in full view of everyone at a Utah event on September 10, and many have been cheering. Here's why we should be uneasy
Charlie Kirk was shot in full view of everyone at a Utah event on September 10, and many have been cheering. Here's why we should be uneasy
The UK’s Prime Minister just revealed a bold new plan aimed at turning things around for young people. The government’s £88 million “Building Creative Futures” package is about to change the game, offering real-life opportunities for youth to break free from digital overload and rediscover their communities. This is more than policy, it’s a lifeline...
UK borders look more locked than ever. A fresh set of Monthly Entry Clearance visa stats for July 2025 has dropped (live from 14 August on GOV.UK).
Last month in Rochdale, the UK Co‑op Youth Summit , bringing together young co-operators from across the UK—and beyond—to join the Co-op Congress.
The UK government introduced a ban of NDAs used to silence victims of workplace harassment, discrimination or abuse.
The escalating Israel Iran conflict represents more than a regional rivalry—it’s a high-stakes power struggle with far-reaching effects on Middle Eastern stability and global geopolitics.
Politics is always going to be a controversial topic that naturally sparks up debate, especially UK Politics. Still, we should stay informed.
Big news today: the Youth Justice Board just released its latest stats, and for the first time in decades, fewer kids are entering the justice system.
The Youth Justice Blueprint UK marks a major shift in how the justice system supports young people—focusing on prevention, trauma-informed care, and child-first principles to reduce youth offending and build brighter futures.
London this summer is going to get even more walkable. City Hall has just announced a Summer Streets scheme to pedestrianise key hotspots