It’s heart breaking to know that over one million 16 to 24-year-olds woke up with no job, training or education to go to this morning, according to the latest labour market statistics. Yet, for all the benefits, young people are forming a strong impression that work might pay, but it doesn’t invest.
Last month I was enamoured by NASA’s Artemis II mission where four astronauts set the record for going further than any human has gone before. Across nine days, I found myself embracing the science, technology, engineering and teamwork behind this epic expedition.
Whether it’s war, politics or economic pressures causing your emotions to overheat, or work-related stress, road rage or even your favourite sports team losing the league, there are many reasons to feel angry.
Do you fear death? Even though I relish being in control, I don’t dare attempt to delay the inevitable. Is this influenced by my belief in a higher power or is simply science? US research reveals death anxiety – a psychological fear associated with thinking about death – declines in midlife.
Following months of rumours and speculation, Brooklyn Beckham, eldest son of Sir David and Lady Victoria who uphold our nation’s sporting, music and fashion culture, took to social media this week to vent his family frustrations, concluding that he ‘does not want to reconcile’.
A natural worrier, I frequently ask, ‘It’ll be alright, won’t it?’ Often directed at my mother, she's always been reliably consistent in providing the reassurance I crave. Over time, we've naturally established a two-person play – and we each play our roles to great acclaim.