Sam Merriman is a journalist who writes for MailOnline, Cigalah Group, and Perth Now. Their work has also been featured in This Is Money. Sam covers a range of topics including activism, animal rights, fashion, missing persons cases, legal issues, social media trends, and current affairs.
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By: Sam Merriman
By SAM MERRIMAN, SOCIAL AFFAIRS CORRESPONDENT Published: | Updated: Blackpool has replaced Glasgow as the area where males have the lowest life expectancy in Britain.
Thousands of Syrians tried to begin the long journey back to their homes today after the end of 13 years of civil war. They gathered with bags and suitcases on the Lebanese border hoping to cross back.
Researchers found the current drop rate and postcode lottery of childcare provision could impact the profession, with people in rural areas having 31 per cent fewer childcare places.
A 'pick 'n'mix' approach to believing in different conspiracy theories puts the UK at 'chronic risk of democratic decline' and threatens social cohesion, a report by Dame Sara Khan warns.
By: Sam Merriman
Conspiracy theories and extreme misogyny are in danger of becoming mainstream in the UK, a report from the Government's former counter-extremism tsar warns.
Projections from the Marriage Foundation suggest that 58 per cent of women and 56 per cent of men in that 'Generation Z' age bracket will say 'I do' at some point in their lives.
By: Sam Merriman
The proportion of young couples getting married has dropped by almost a third since the 1960s amid a “deeply troubling” fall-off in matrimony, campaigners say.
It comes as the regulator published a new set of rules that compel social media companies to take action against illegal and harmful content in order to comply with the Online Safety Act.
The outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury raised eyebrows with the gesture after he was forced to quit over a damning report into the case of serial child abuser John Smyth.
The Church of England was accused of 'losing the plot' after it urged clergy to alter Advent hymns so that congregations can celebrate the festive season 'without causing unnecessary offence'.
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