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Would Gen Z fight for 'racist' Britain?Today's Big Question Only 11% of people aged 18-27 say they would fight for UK, survey by The Times reveals, amid low levels of pride and 'declines in confidence in institutions'
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Generation Z: done with democracy?Talking Point Allure of authoritarianism is no surprise when young people have grown up in a democracy 'that seems unable to deliver its basic functions'
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Gen Z and astrology: written in the starsTalking Point Younger generations feel validated and reassured by star signs
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'Solitude has become a notable, and worrisome, trend of our times'Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Why more and more adults are reaching for soft toysUnder The Radar Does the popularity of the Squishmallow show Gen Z are 'scared to grow up'?
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Gen Z is embracing underconsumptionunder the radar Less is more
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Are young people falling out of love with music?Under the Radar Children are listening to more music than ever, but pinning identity to genres is an increasingly alien notion
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The great wealth transfer: who stands to gain?Under the radar Millennials are forecast to inherit a fortune but are they qualified to handle sudden riches?
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The never-grow-older generations are hereIn the Spotlight Entering the age of not-aging
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Gen Z is bringing back readingTalking Points BookTok and Kaia Gerber help make printed books popular again
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