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A leading expert says Labour’s victory in Thursday’s general election could help set NHS services back on track.

The UK care system is unsustainable and is in urgent need of more than vote-winning promises.

Elections are significant events that can have far-reaching effects, including on mental health.

According to the latest statistics, over 46 million people registered to vote in the 2024 UK general election.

The Social Market Foundation (SMF) has responded critically to Labour’s latest manifesto, highlighting both its ambitions and its shortcomings.

With the general election announced for 4th July, it’s safe to say the political climate in the UK is fully charged right now. 

A newly published YouGov poll reveals that more than half (52%) of UK adults who stated they would not vote in the next General Election cited “a lack of trust …

Recent research conducted by Hans J.G. Hassell and Neil Visalvanich, published in the journal Political Behavior delves into how voter biases affect perceptions of electability in political candidates.

Overconfidence among voters makes the negative effects of fake news even worse, new research from the Vienna University of Economics and Business has found.

A major new study reveals that childhood volunteering can have a significant impact on political engagement later in life.

Elections can change people’s perception of what is ethically right and wrong, according to new research.

The brains of people with no political allegiance are different from those who strongly support one party, major new research shows.

Today, the Labour Party made announcements on mental health, Eva Crossan Jory, NUS Vice President (Welfare) said