UK at Risk of Lost Generation with 1.2M Youth Unemployed
Alan Milburn warns 1.25 million young people could be NEET by 2031, blaming a system failure and lack of entry-level jobs, urging urgent government action.
Alan Milburn warns 1.25 million young people could be NEET by 2031, blaming a system failure and lack of entry-level jobs, urging urgent government action.
A government-commissioned report by Alan Milburn warns that the number of young people not in education, employment, or training (NEETs) could rise to 1.25 million by 2031, risking a 'lost generation'.
Alamo Drafthouse's new QR code ordering policy requires phone use during films, sparking backlash from fans and a petition with over 8,000 signatures.
Crystal Palace beat Rayo Vallecano 1-0 to win the Conference League, with Jean-Philippe Mateta scoring the winner in Oliver Glasner's final match as manager.
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RecommendedPatriots coach Mike Vrabel returns to spring workouts after missing the final day of the draft for counseling, emphasizing his focus on coaching and new players.
As the Scripps National Spelling Bee semifinals begin, contenders differ sharply on whether language mastery or rote memorization is key to success.
The UK economy is showing signs of recovery, with GDP growing 0.3% in January, driven by services and production sectors, despite global challenges.
California Governor Gavin Newsom faces backlash over a $33,000 taxpayer-funded portrait and a $20 million legacy fund for former governors, amid state deficit concerns.
Walmart pulls Blackstone Parmesan Ranch seasoning from shelves due to potential salmonella contamination from dry milk powder. No illnesses reported yet.
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RecommendedEngland's World Cup warm-up against New Zealand could see 50,000 empty seats as fans are deterred by high ticket prices and travel costs.
Jakub Mensik collapsed on court after a grueling French Open match due to extreme heat, requiring medical attention and a wheelchair exit.
England's World Cup preparation matches in Florida have sold only 13,000 tickets for the first game and 12,000 for the second, leaving over 50,000 empty seats. Fans blame pricing and delays.
The US-Iran conflict enters its fourth month with costs exceeding $29bn, potentially reaching $1 trillion. Over 7,000 killed, millions displaced, and global economic disruption continue.
President Donald Trump is considering attending the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden to watch his hometown New York Knicks play for the championship, sources say.
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RecommendedUK households face rising energy bills, petrol prices, food costs, and mortgage rates due to the US-led invasion of Iran, with a typical annual increase of over £1,600.
England cricketer Jacob Bethell is expected to be fit for the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's, recovering from an IPL finger injury. Debutant Emilio Gay to open.
White-collar workers in Phoenix face unemployment as AI and offshoring eliminate customer service and back-office jobs, with a 26% drop in roles since 2020.
Crystal Palace face Rayo Vallecano in the Conference League final, seeking their first European trophy. Oliver Glasner aims for a winning farewell.
Hollie Doyle, Britain's most successful female jockey, faces a long recovery after breaking her leg in a fall at Bath, requiring surgery with no return timeframe.
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RecommendedFormer Arsenal player Ray Parlour urges the club to sign a striker and left winger instead of pursuing Newcastle's Sandro Tonali, despite the Italian's quality.
Brits heading to Portugal this summer are warned about a rising scam involving stolen azulejo tiles sold to tourists. Experts urge vigilance and ethical buying.
A new poll reveals 19% of Britons cannot afford a summer holiday this year due to rising costs from the US-Iran conflict, with 30% postponing travel plans.
Jurrien Timber has been named in the Netherlands' World Cup squad despite an eight-week injury layoff, boosting Arsenal's hopes for his return in the Champions League final against PSG.
Two roller coasters at Thorpe Park broke down simultaneously in 33°C heat, leaving riders stuck mid-air for 30 minutes. The park confirmed brief stoppages with no safety concerns.
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RecommendedTexas barbecue restaurants face a crisis as brisket prices surge 28%, forcing closures and menu hikes. Drought, inflation, and a shrinking cattle herd threaten iconic smokehouses.
CEO pay at S&P 500 firms rose nearly 6% to $17.7M in 2025, led by Elon Musk's $132B Tesla award. Median worker pay hit $89,744, widening the pay gap.
Following nine water-related deaths during a record-breaking heatwave, the Royal Life Saving Society urges Britons to 'stop and think' before entering open water.
Bradford leads UK cities with 2.18 speed cameras per square mile, followed by London, Hounslow, Tipton, and Dewsbury. Speed awareness course referrals have doubled since 2011.
Ofgem's 13% energy price cap rise makes Rachel Reeves' cost of living measures look insignificant, highlighting political and economic constraints.
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RecommendedMoneybox, the UK's largest LISA provider, urges the government to fix the Lifetime ISA rather than replace it, proposing a three-point plan to address withdrawal penalties and property price caps.