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Youth Unemployment Hits Hardest as Rates Rise

New figures reveal a sharp rise in UK unemployment, with young people aged 16-24 bearing the brunt. We explore the causes and potential solutions with careers expert Shoshanna Davis. Listen to the full Sky News Daily podcast.

CuspAI Nears $1bn Valuation in New Funding Round

Cambridge materials science start-up CuspAI, targeting 'forever chemicals', is close to a major funding injection, putting it on track for a $1bn valuation. Discover how AI is accelerating material discovery.

Maha campaigners demand Trump fire EPA's Lee Zeldin

Leaders of the Make America Healthy Again movement call for EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin's removal, accusing him of favouring chemical firms over public health. Read the latest on the growing feud.

Best Young Adult Books of 2025 Revealed

Discover the top five Young Adult novels of 2025, featuring acclaimed authors Kate Mosse and Nathanael Lessore. Explore thrilling new worlds and compelling stories.

High PFAS Levels Found in European Cereal Products

A new study finds concerning levels of persistent PFAS chemicals in popular cereal products across Europe, raising health alarms. Discover the findings and what they mean for consumers.

Australia Debates Under-16 Social Media Ban

Australia's Young Nationals propose a ban on social media for under-16s, citing mental health risks. Critics argue it could push children to riskier platforms. Read the full debate.

Young NZ Farmers Struggle with Land Ownership

Young farmers in New Zealand face impossible barriers to land ownership despite feeding the nation. Discover the human stories behind the statistics and what's being done.

Villa win overshadowed by Young Boys fan trouble

Aston Villa edge closer to Europa League knockouts with a 2-1 win, but the victory is overshadowed by violent clashes involving Young Boys supporters and police. Read the full match report.

Government denies brain drain amid youth exodus

UK government rejects claims of brain drain as data reveals nearly half of Brits leaving are young professionals. Ministers defend tax policies despite opposition criticism.

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