The Guardian, on UK Politics, 14 November 2026
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Read the original article on theguardian.com (opens in a new tab)The Guardian announces a series following eight young people looking for work, ahead of Alan Milburn's review on youth employment. It gives the participants' own words, attributes Milburn's cost estimate to him, and is open about how its group differs from the official statistics. Nothing in it misleads the reader.
“Milburn estimates the cost of Britain’s youth jobs crisis amounts to £125bn a year.”
The Guardian attributes the headline cost figure to Milburn rather than stating it as its own fact.
“just outside the age range used to compile the official statistics”
The Guardian tells the reader that its oldest participant falls outside the official Neet age range, so the reader is not misled about who the statistics cover.
“Far from the caricature of a workshy, snowflake generation”
The Guardian names and rejects a stereotype of young jobseekers and grounds the point in the participants' own accounts.
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