Almost 15% of EU youngsters are struggling to pay their rent, new Eurostat data shows
Thousands of EU citizens have been unable to cover rent costs over the past 12 months, an average of 6.3% across EU nations.
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Energy efficiency: Are EU houses ready for winter?
In 2023, 25.5% of the EU population aged 16 or over was living in a house in which energy efficiency has improved in the last five years.
Heavyweight Ngannou knocks out Ferreira in MMA return
RIYADH : Cameroon's Francis Ngannou made a triumphant return to mixed martial arts by knocking out Renan Ferreria in the first round of their heavyweight clash at the Professional Fighters League (PFL) event dubbed "Battle Of The Giants" in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Ongoing African drought has plunged Zambia into daily blackouts as hydroelectric dam unable to run
Zambia is seeing its worst electricity blackouts in memory due to a severe drought. It has left the critical Kariba dam without enough water to run its hydroelectric turbines.
DWP PIP claimants could save £150 on energy bills under new plan
Labour MPs are calling for the £150 Warm Home Discount eligibility to be expanded so as to include people in receipt of Personal Independence Payment (PIP) and Disability Living Allowance (DLA). Back in 2022, criteria was revised, aiming to provide more rebates to low income households automatically.
Victorian illness with worrying complications infects hundreds after outbreak in north
New data reveals that a rare skin condition has led to the hospitalisation of hundreds of individuals across the north.
UK named the unhappiest country for children. What's behind Europe's decline in youth well-being?
Europe, particularly the EU, is regarded as one of the most prosperous regions in the world. Yet, despite this prosperity, many young people within its borders are facing a growing decline in well-being, with increasing concerns about mental health.
The secrets uncovered from 'a Manchester not a lot of people see'
The fascinating hobby of mudlarking has seen a massive surge in popularity over the past few years. In fact, the pastime has become so popular in London now, authorities have stopped issuing permits to mudlark on the foreshore of the River Thames due to the overwhelming numbers of people wanting to do so.