In his special report "A calamity of lost youth", @toby00green looks at the high number of deaths among young people. Alarming but largely ignored by the media and politicians: perspectivemag.co.uk/a-calam… AND @ONS has changed the way it counts people who have died! #ExcessDeaths

There’s no single blueprint for a successful relationship. As conversations around dating, sexuality and non-traditional relationships evolve, the most important thing remains understanding your own needs and communicating them openly. perspectivemedia.com/in-sear… #Relationships

From supermarket choices to dinner-table etiquette, social class still shapes how we eat and how others perceive us. In a cost-of-living crisis, food remains about more than taste, it can signal privilege, identity and belonging. perspectivemedia.com/soiling… #SocialClass

Social media has made it harder to leave old versions of ourselves behind. We’re constantly confronted with who we were, while trying to work out who we are now. perspectivemedia.com/i-post-… #PerspectiveMedia #SocialMedia #DigitalIdentity #Millennials #OnlineCulture

We spend a lot of time imagining how humanity might end, while the warning signs are already around us. From extreme weather to food, water and resource insecurity, the problems of today deserve our attention too. perspectivemedia.com/apocaly… #ClimateChange

From nuclear war to AI and climate change, the threats facing humanity have changed, but the need to think beyond the present has not. How we prepare for risks today could shape the lives of generations to come. perspectivemedia.com/the-end… #AI #ExistentialRisk #FutureOfHumanity

From the Great Stink of 1858 to today’s sewage crisis, Britain’s rivers remain at the centre of debates around pollution, profit and public responsibility. How we manage our water is as relevant as ever. perspectivemedia.com/polluti… #WaterPollution #SewageCrisis #CleanRivers #UKWater

Charles Spencer’s memoir opened up a wider conversation about childhood abuse, trauma and the cultures that allowed it to go unspoken. Decades on, breaking that silence remains just as important. perspectivemedia.com/charles… #CharlesSpencer #ChildhoodTrauma #AbuseAwareness

Norway’s wolf population raises important questions about the balance between human interests and protecting endangered species. Who gets to decide which animals have a future? perspectivemedia.com/death-d… #WolfConservation #WildlifeProtection #Rewilding #Environmentalism

What can wolves teach us about loyalty, courage and compassion? Rick McIntyre has spent more than 10,000 dawns observing Yellowstone’s wolves, building an extraordinary picture of their individual personalities and social lives. perspectivemedia.com/glances… #Wolves #Wildlife

Nell Gwyn rose from humble beginnings to become one of Restoration London’s most famous actresses & royal mistresses. Witty, ambitious and fiercely independent, she navigated a world built around powerful men and made a name for herself on her own terms. perspectivemedia.com/nell-gw…

Before social media, rave culture created a community where people could leave status and judgement at the door and simply be themselves. The legacy of acid house wasn’t just the music, it was the sense of freedom and optimism it gave a generation. perspectivemedia.com/

Shere Hite challenged everything women had been told about sex, pleasure and relationships, and paid a huge price for it. Decades later, her work still feels remarkably relevant. A forgotten feminist pioneer worth remembering. perspectivemedia.com/shere-h… #ShereHite #Feminism

From contraception to sexual education, generations of women have challenged the shame and restrictions surrounding female pleasure. But how much has really changed? perspectivemedia.com/climax-… #PerspectiveMedia #SexualEducation #Women #Sexuality

AI is increasingly being used to make decisions that affect our lives. Shami Chakrabarti warns that without proper regulation, technology could quietly take decisions that would once have been subject to law, scrutiny and public accountability. perspectivemedia.com/shami-c…

How free is Britain really? From free speech and protest to poverty, safety and religious freedom, this piece examines whether the UK is living up to the freedoms that underpin a democratic society. perspectivemedia.com/falling… #PerspectiveMedia #FreeSpeech #FreedomOfSpeech

From surviving the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs to navigating a changing world, birds have proved remarkably adaptable. Their resilience might have something to teach us. perspectivemedia.com/lessons… #Birds #Birdwatching #BirdLife #Wildlife #Nature #WildlifeConservation

Despite being one of the first countries in the world to introduce animal welfare laws, the UK still allows brown hares to be shot during their breeding season. While other game species have legal protection during key months, hares remain an exception. perspectivemedia.com/hare-of…

What if we've been misunderstanding self-harm all along? Drawing on years of experience in mental health, this piece explores how loneliness, belonging and human connection can shape the way we understand emotional pain. perspectivemedia.com/only-co… #MentalHealth #Connection

How do you build a shared future without confronting a shared past? This piece explores Britain's relationship with empire, identity & the lasting impact of history, as understanding where we've come from is essential to knowing where we're going. perspectivemedia.com/legacy-…

The future isn't just about new technology. It's about reimagining how we live, work and grow within the planet's limits. perspectivemedia.com/the-fir… #Sustainability #ClimateAction #Regeneration #Innovation #FutureThinking