Three-quarters of parents allow school 'duvet days'
New survey reveals 75% of British parents let children skip school for mental health breaks, challenging traditional attendance views. Discover the changing attitudes.
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Parents give kids six mental health days off school
New UK research reveals parents prioritise children's mental wellbeing over school attendance, granting an average of six mental health days annually. Discover the impact on education.
Brexit Culture Wars Failed to Divide Britain, Survey Reveals
Groundbreaking research from the National Centre for Social Research shows Britain remains united on core values despite political turmoil, with surprising consensus emerging across traditional divides.
Wheelchair users fight patronising attitudes daily
An eye-opening exploration of the daily microaggressions and condescending attitudes wheelchair users face, and why changing social perceptions matters more than pity.
Animal Attitudes Could Reveal Psychopathic Traits
Groundbreaking psychological research reveals that indifference towards animals may signal psychopathic tendencies, with animal cruelty emerging as a significant red flag for dangerous personality disorders.
UK Teens Show Surprising Willingness to Enlist for War
A startling new study by the National Centre for Social Research uncovers a wave of patriotism among British teenagers, with a significant majority prepared to defend the UK in the event of war, signalling a major shift in youth attitudes.
Fiancée mistaken for son's mum due to 17-year age gap
A 24-year-old woman engaged to a man 17 years her senior reveals the hurtful public assumption that she is the mother of her fiancé's teenage son, opening up about the stigma and challenges of their age-gap relationship.
Abbie Chatfield's firm decision against having children
Reality TV star and media personality Abbie Chatfield opens up in a raw and honest interview about her decision to remain child-free, challenging societal expectations and embracing her choice.
Taylor Swift's Engagement: A Mirror for Modern Married Women
An exploration of how Taylor Swift's rumoured engagement and evolving music are resonating deeply with married women, reflecting their complex emotional landscapes and challenging societal expectations.
Mum's Bus Seat Refusal Sparks National Etiquette Debate
A mother's refusal to give up her bus seat for an elderly passenger ignites a fiery discussion about modern parenting, public transport etiquette, and whether traditional courtesy rules need updating. Her viral story challenges societal expectations.
Helen Mirren Decries Patronising View of Elderly Love
Oscar-winning actress Dame Helen Mirren condemns condescending societal views on romance and intimacy for couples in their 80s and 90s, championing the timeless nature of love.
Israeli Experts: Northern Gaza Faces Imminent Famine
Exclusive: Senior Israeli officials within COGAT break ranks, warning that Northern Gaza faces imminent famine and total systems failure, contradicting the government's official stance.
Doomsday Prepping Goes Mainstream in Australia
Once considered a fringe activity, doomsday prepping has surged in popularity across Australia. Discover why more Aussies are preparing for the worst and how this trend reflects broader societal anxieties.
Man rejected on dating app for being 'too short'
A man opens up about the harsh reality of dating app rejections due to his height, sparking a debate on societal beauty standards.
'Shrinking Girl Summer' Trend Sparks Body Positivity Debate
A new trend called 'Shrinking Girl Summer' is taking over social media, but not everyone feels included. Discover why body positivity is clashing with societal pressures.
Why women are choosing not to have children
Exploring the societal pressures and personal choices behind the growing trend of women opting out of motherhood.
Civilisation collapse: Why empires fail and we might too
New research uncovers alarming historical cycles that suggest modern societies may be heading for collapse. Are we repeating the mistakes of fallen empires?
Can modern society avoid historical patterns of collapse?
Exploring the historical patterns and future risks of societal collapse, and what modern societies can learn from past civilisations to avert disaster.
Shulman: Fashion is an unsustainable 'arms race'
Former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman delves into the societal pressures of modern fashion, branding it an 'arms race' of appearances and excess.
Mormon mom hid age gap from boyfriend
A Mormon mother reveals why she kept her significant age gap relationship a secret from her boyfriend, sparking a debate on love, faith, and societal norms.
Farage: UK must halve crime or face collapse
Nigel Farage has issued a stark warning about the state of Britain, claiming the country risks 'societal collapse' unless drastic action is taken to slash crime rates within five years.
Why women shouldn’t have to shrink themselves
Exploring the societal pressures on women to be quieter, smaller, and less visible—and why it's time to challenge these outdated norms.
Why my mother won't reveal her age
Polly Hudson explores the curious case of her mother's refusal to disclose her age, delving into societal expectations and personal privacy.
Online misogyny: Symptom not cause of gender inequality
Experts argue that online misogyny is merely a symptom of entrenched gender inequalities, not the root cause. Discover why tackling the digital space alone won't solve the problem.
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