The Renters' Rights Bill passed its third reading in the House of Lords on Monday (21 July), bringing it a step closer to law.

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Professor Amelia Lake, dietitian and public health nutritionist at Teesside University, writes about health inequalities facing the North.

Sixteen-year-olds could soon vote in UK elections. Here’s what young people really think about lowering the voting age.

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