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1 Introduction Despite Scottish Government efforts, young people's post-school destinations remain socially stratified in Scotland, contributing to inequalities throughout the life course. Among 2023-2024 school leavers, 62.5% from the most advantaged fifth of areas (defined by the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation) progressed to Higher Education, compared to only 26.8% from the most deprived fifth (Scottish Government 2025).
By Valeria Skafida, Senior Lecturer in Social Policy, The University of Edinburgh For the 1.7 million women in England and Wales who are victims of domestic abuse, the cost of living crisis has added more barriers to leaving their abuser. The charity Women’s Aid has found that the vast majority of women living with their abuser have now found it even more difficult to leave for financial reasons. In partnership with Women’s Aid,… Read complete article
For the 1.7 million women in England and Wales who are victims of domestic abuse, the cost of living crisis has added more barriers to leaving their abuser. The charity Women’s Aid has found that the vast majority of women living with their abuser have now found it even more difficult to leave for financial reasons. In partnership with Women’s Aid, the Home Office is attempting to combat this through a new scheme to support victims in leaving their abuser.
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