Working from home is killing our social lives
Slowly, imperceptibly, my circle of friends has shrunk – as who’s going to schlep to the pub after a day…
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The biggest myths about this week’s strikes in the UK
Starting and average salaries for public sector workers taking industrial action are lower than most people think.
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The great attention deficit: what’s fuelling the rise in adult ADHD?
No longer confined to “problem children”, ADHD diagnoses are booming – yet it’s a condition that remains widely misunderstood.
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Does your salary mean you’re rich? What makes you upper, middle or working class? We asked the British public
In exclusive polling for the New Statesman by Redfield & Wilton Strategies, voters tell us what they think are high…
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Revealed: Boris Johnson made up Ukrainian refugee number promise
The former prime minister’s pledge to take in 200,000 people fleeing war was not backed by any planning or data.
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As an Albanian, I know first-hand the cruelty and contempt of UK immigration
Lea Ypi has suppressed the worst things about being an immigrant in this country. But the government’s anti-Albanian rhetoric brought…
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Revealed: UK police and Home Office ran immigration raids on care homes during Covid-19
New data has revealed that raids carried out by immigration officials are not only cruel, but often ineffective.
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ChatGPT proves that AI still has a racism problem
Even the most advanced artificial intelligence is hindered by the inherently racist data it’s trained on.
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