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Ethnic segregation in England and Wales is on the wane as more people live alongside neighbours of different backgrounds, creating “rainbow” towns and cities, research reveals.more

More than 1.62 million working days were lost to strikes in the UK in 2022, the highest number since 1990, despite the fact that the figures are only for six months, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.more

The frequent use of devices such as smartphones and tablets to calm upset children aged 3-5 years is associated with their emotional disruption. This effect is particularly strong in boys.more

Money borrowed to pay for Christmas could take years to repay, according to debt advice charity StepChange.more

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected the scale of participation of Polish Catholics in Sunday mass in the church. In 2021, 28.3 percent participated in it. faithful. As many as 82% attended religion classes. students - according to the data of the Institute of Statistics of the Catholic Church.more

Strikes by railway workers and the British health service or significant tax increases in the UK could never have happened if it wasn't for Brexit - the analysts of the London-based think tank Center for European Reform calculated, according to which if the UK remained in the EU structures, its GDP in June 2022 would be higher by 5.5% or £33bn.more

Poles want to eat healthier, including less meat, exercise more and save money - these are the most important New Year's resolutions of Poles. According to research conducted by the analytical agency Insight Lab, commissioned by Pyszne.pl, three out of four inhabitants of this country promised to change their lives this year.more

About 15 million more people in England could be prescribed daily cholesterol-lowering statin pills to cut their risk of heart attacks and stroke, new advice for the NHS says.more

47.3 per cent of Poles fear that the autumn elections could be rigged, according to the latest United Surveys poll for DGP and RMF FM. Almost the same number, 48.3 per cent, have no such concerns, the 'Dziennik Gazeta Prawna' reported on Thursday.more

A satirical vote for England’s ‘worst place to live’ has included a worrying number of London areas. The annual poll, conducted by ilivehere, looks to find the country’s bottom-of-the-barrel, narrowing down the contenders to a top – or bottom – 100 list.more

In its annual report, Human Rights Watch (HRW) chastises Canada for delays in addressing indigenous people's problems and protecting the climate, and for the impunity of mining companies. Praises for support for LGBT people and human rights.more

Londoners are more highly qualified than people in any other part of the country new data suggests – particularly if they live in Wandsworth or the City of London. Nearly half of people in London hold higher education qualifications classed as “Level 4” - which includes bachelor degrees, HNDs and postgraduate qualifications - according to the Office for National Statistics.more

32 percent Polish women aged 18-45 plan to have children in the near or long term, 68 percent. there are no such plans - according to CBOS research conducted in the second half of 2022, in which women in Poland were asked about their procreation plans.more

The CSO data shows that the proportion of income saved has increased significantly. Could this be the effect of interest rate rises? - reports "Puls Biznesu" today.more

Managers have embraced hybrid working but many still think long hours are needed for career progress.more

One in 58 Londoners were homeless in 2022, according to new figures that reveal the capital has the most acute homelessness crisis in the UK.more

64.2 per cent of Poles are against Poland's adoption of the euro, while only 24.5 per cent of respondents want the zloty to be replaced by the common European currency, according to an IBRiS poll for Radio ZET.more

Families in the UK are only halfway through the cost of living crisis and people are set to become further worse off, research suggests. more

By Lauren Moss, LGBT correspondent & Josh Parry, LGBT producer.more

In 2022, 569 people in Belgium decided to change the "gender" heading in official documents, the Flemish news portal VRT reported today.more

Last year, a record number of Belgians applied for a name change, reports the weekly "De Zondag". As many as 5,104 people applied to their municipality to change their name, and 1,120 decided to change their surname.more

Language tests and limiting the number of children with a migrant background in school classes are the key to better integration, announced the head of the German Teachers' Association, Heinz-Peter Meidinger, in an interview with the daily 'Bild'.more

82 percent of surveyed Poles believe that NATO and EU countries should support Ukraine so that it wins the war with Russia, even if it takes several years. 42% share the same opinion. of the surveyed Germans, with 39 percent Germans believe that these countries should seek an agreement with Russia, according to an Ipsos poll for OKO.press and TOK FM.more

More than 700,000 people in England and Wales are living in homes without central heating this winter, one in 10 of whom are elderly and ill, according to figures that lay bare the plight of the most vulnerable.more

A rising number of medical foreign objects, including wire cutters, scalpel blades and drill bits, have been left inside hospital patients after surgery in England, new figures reveal.more