Maya Taylor

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  • Maya Taylor is a Year 13 student in London, studying Politics, Economics and English Literature at A-Level, and she’s hoping to read Politics at university. Her family’s experience in the hospitality industry means she’s especially drawn to where politics and economics meet: the real world effects of fiscal policy, welfare spending, and youth unemployment are what she follows most closely, along with a wider interest in how her generation is quietly rewriting the habits and milestones that used to define adulthood.

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Maya Taylor: Why Britain’s Young Aren’t Working (And Why It’s Not Their Fault)

More than a million young Britons are now not in education, employment or training. That is not a rounding error or a post-pandemic blip — it is 13.5% of everyone aged 16 to 24 in this country, the highest that figure has been since 2014, and it is still climbing. The recent rise in young people moving straight from school...

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