UK deaths now exceed births – are we ‘penalising parenthood’?
For one of the first times on record, more people will die than be born in the UK. The Office
Nature remains out of reach for many London residents as data shows lack of local green spaces
In some London boroughs, less than half the population lives more than a 15-minute walk from nature, according to data
London’s textile waste is falling, but unevenly across the capital
London has seen a 14% decrease in textile waste in the last year – the largest annual dip recorded in
Outer London libraries see more children’s books never returned
Outer London borough libraries are more likely to see children’s books go missing than inner boroughs, a series of Freedom
Palestine Action ban causes terror-related arrests to explode
The proscription of Palestine Action has directly led to a surge in people arrested for terror-related offences, with the percentage
Rhinoplasty rates fall in the UK as beauty trends shift
Nose jobs have fallen sharply out of favour in the UK, according to new data that suggests our obsession with
Newham residents don’t feel safe as borough most deprived in London
Residents in Newham claimed they feel unsafe, are seeing public spaces worsening and their support systems dwindling. This comes as
Disproportionate hate concerns among Asian TfL travellers
Nearly seven in ten Asian respondents expressed worry about facing hate crime on TFL journeys
Does I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here have a diversity issue?
How does a contestant’s race, gender and industry influence their chances of success on I’m A Celeb? And what does reality TV say about society beyond the screen?
FGM cases in Brent nine times higher than London average
The number of newly identified Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) cases in Brent is nine times higher than the London average,
Book borrowing on the decline across North East London libraries
Book borrowing is on the decline across North East London, as library funding cuts and closures have swept the capital.