Editor's Pick
Review: A British Childhood by Frank Cottrell-Boyce
The Children’s Laureate’s powerful account of how we’re failing children – and what we can do to address that. This moving, insightful account
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Mental health services struggle as child referrals surpass one million
More than one million children in England were referred to NHS mental health services last
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2/3 Britons worried about plastic food packaging and health
Plastic Free July aims to raise awareness about runaway pollution and solutions, but UK citizens
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Data, batteries and collaboration: temporary power can support net zero transition
From festivals and outdoor gigs, to the residential construction projects we urgently need to fill
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Green Fulfilment: SMEs shouldn’t have to choose between cost and carbon
For small online retailers, the operational decisions that cut logistics emissions often cut costs too.
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Lidos make a splash in new Labour proposal
A think tank is urging the government to launch a programme to build and restore
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Consultation launched on plans for Liverpool development body
A public consultation has opened on plans to create a new body to oversee the
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Your childhood postcode could affect your mental health, study finds
UK study shows teenagers growing up in deprived areas with less green space and higher
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2026 Northern Air Quality Conference – Report
On 25th March we held our 5th Northern Air Quality Conference – and our eleventh
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Ofsted steps up action over illegal children’s homes
Ofsted is to take tougher action against illegal children homes as it warns some vulnerable
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Years of leaks, mould and missed repairs, watchdog finds
Families have been left living for years with leaking roofs, damp and mould, and in
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Home Secretary unveils ‘once-in-a-generation’ asylum overhaul
New safe and legal routes for refugees will begin rolling out this autumn, Home Secretary
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Durham threaten court action over Green Belt development
The City of Durham Parish Council has said it will oppose any further release of
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Birmingham chemical etching specialist keeps data centres cool
Precision Micro wins seven-figure order for chemically etched flow plates for advanced thermal management. Data
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Businesses warned not to pay ransomware demands as attacks rise
More than 320 UK organisations reported ransomware attacks last year, prompting a renewed warning for
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Tackling bladder cancer with algae-based robots
Researchers use magnets to guide tiny robots to improve delivery of chemotherapy drugs into tumours. A
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Editor's Pick
‘There is no justice for women’: a story of domestic abuse and systemic failure
When we heard of police treating victims of domestic violence as criminals, one survivor came
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Editor's Pick
To keep the UK cool, we must get a grip on the grid
Ageing energy infrastructure stands in the way of the steps needed to ready Britain for
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