Sociology in the News Archives – Page 2 of 5

Cruise Ships: the wrong kind of globalisation?

The Icon of the High seas is the largest cruise ship in the world. It is 1198 feet long and […]

Millions of UK homeowners face huge increases to their mortgage repayments as interest rates continue to increase (1) According to

The scandal surrounding Phillip’s Schofield departure from This Morning has eclipsed many other news items over the past week. The

The online safety bill currently working its way through parliament is set to undermine the privacy of individuals using currently

Consumer price inflation has been floating at around just under 10% for a year now, since May 2022, and this

Six anti-monarchy protestors were arrested at the Coronation of King Charles III on Saturday morning. The six were arrested as

Young people are twice as likely to NOT support the monarch as old people, but why is this?

The Chancellor’s Spring Budget was a conservative and reactionary mixture of soft-policies which do little for ordinary people and probably

Karl Thompson / October 24, 2022

A recent survey found that 1/3rd of teens have been prescribed anti-depressants, but this is probably a result of sampling bias.

30% of those with savings of more than £12000 before Coronavirus have seen their savings increase since the pandemic, compared