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Data breach will force ‘left behind’ Afghan interpreters to move, MP claims

Johnny Mercer added that the treatment of Afghan interpreters had been ‘deeply shameful’

Older sisters better than older brothers for elephants, research suggests

Being raised with older siblings strongly increased the calves’ long-term survival compared to not having a sibling.

Pioneering test could increase early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, say researchers

Alzheimer’s is the underlying cause of approximately 60% of dementia and estimates suggest the disease costs the UK economy around £26 billion a year.

Universal Credit cut ‘will put young at risk of repeat homelessness’

Young people will be hit hardest by the change, it is claimed.

Four in five parents ‘struggle to access vital early years support services’

Pandemic has made it worse as as many children’s centres and family hubs were forced to close or move online, report says.

What the papers say – September 21

The ongoing energy crisis leads many of Tuesday’s papers.

Children’s Commissioner heralds ‘survivor generation’ following landmark survey

A fifth of children are unhappy about their mental health, making it their top concern, Dame Rachel de Souza found.

Addison Lee pledges to run all-electric cab fleet by 2023

Addison Lee has pledged it will operate only electric vehicles from 2023.

British adults want blood tests which screen for cancer, study finds

A new survey of over 2,000 adults has found that 75% want to be regularly blood tested for cancer.

Job vacancies driven by low-paid roles, IFS says

As many as 8m workers looking to shift to new roles suitable to them may struggle due to the lack of job vacancies for middle and higher earners.

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