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Evie, 17, shares what matters in this election

Emmanuel, 17, shares what matters in this election

Penelope, 18, shares what matters in this election 

Marketing and Communications Executive Helen Chelmicka writes about the oft-ignored world of hidden disabilities, how they can manifest in the workplace, and what employers should be doing to ensure employees feel included and able to thrive. 

Once reserved for niche interests and gamers, podcasts have flourished into a global phenomenon. Most popular with younger audiences, in the UK alone, over 21 million people regularly listen to podcasts.  | By Michael Olatunji

By Yash Dubal, director, A Y & J Solicitors

GenZ is challenging Big Tech and demanding accountability, reshaping the narrative that young people are neglectful to the harms of tech. 

Authored by Avriel Epps-Darling & Kashyap Rajesh.

No matter how confident you feel, a job interview tends to bring out the nerves. So, what can you do to reduce the stress you are feeling and ensure you build rapport during your interview?

"I found it so unjust that just because of my circumstances I had to give up on my dream. I was determined to find another solution."

This how-to guide by Diana Robertson of Toastmasters International, will help to identify strategies to grow in confidence and success in your aspirations. 

Authors Julie Murphy and Sierra Simone talk about their new book, Merry Little Meet Cute, stripping the word 'fat' of its pejorative meaning, and the importance of self-acceptance and body positivity. 

Copyright expert Glyn Moody writes on the archaic nature of copyright law, and suggests a future where it's no longer needed