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Young people are feeling lonely, isolated, stressed and ‘digitally worn-out’, the YMCA said.

A broadband-only service capped at 15 Mbps will be available to those receiving Universal Credit.

Zoopla’s latest monthly House Price Index has revealed that annual house price growth has sustained at 2.5%.

Around 150 cases of breast cancer are diagnosed in the UK every day.

The Girls Aloud star shared a photo of herself in a hospital gown on Instagram.

It follows calls from a host of senior MPs demanding a probe into what happened to the Russian corruption investigator.

The singer said she was ‘fighting as hard as I possibly can’.

Figures confirm Britain’s 20.4% second-quarter GDP fall was by far the worst of the world’s advanced economies.

The Office for National Statistics published a report on Wednesday.

Guidance says face coverings should be worn when moving around school corridors and communal areas in areas under local lockdown.

The Financial Conduct Authority said that some will need more support after October.

A new study suggests that more than 350,000 square miles of floating ice shelves could split if fractures on their surface are submerged.

The retailer will field a vote on a CVA on September 15 after sealing a £440 million debt-for-equity swap.

Police executed 19 warrants in the Kentish Town area of London after a seven-month investigation into drug dealing and violent crime.

They are fundraising for charity Challenging MND and hope to complete the 128-mile River Thames course in three days.

A similar proportion have deleted photos of themselves that did not get enough attention, Girlguiding research has found.

He said the chorus of Rule, Britannia! will sound ordinary at best without lyrics.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson said Sally Collier’s resignation from the exams regulator was her decision.

Two names continued their reign at the top of lists for boy and girl names.

Conservative MP Huw Merriman’s comments come after a U-turn on guidance in England for face coverings in schools.