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Put simply, Brexit is the process of the UK leaving the European Union (EU). Thereafter, the UK will no longer be a member of what will be a union of 27 states. 

From population trends to business and economics, education and quality of life.

Infographic covering subjects such as wellbeing, charity, immigration, pensions, water and energy.

Infographic on a wide range of topics from health to sport, business to energy.

Families play a significant part in how children develop. Family relationships can shape their ability to cope at school with social and academic pressures, how children form relationships with peers and can influence their risk of being rejected and bullied.

For many victims, bullying does not leave them just with unhappy childhood memories. It can have devastating long term consequences which last into adulthood. Bullying can lead to serious illness, poor social relationships and problems holding down a job. Also of concern is that victims are at greater risk in early adulthood of psychiatric problems such as depression, anxiety and self-harm.

Bullying basically involves hurting someone. It is done repeatedly by someone who is stronger or thought to be stronger. This can be done in many ways such as physically through hitting, verbally through name calling and relationally through isolating someone socially. It can take place anywhere including at home, school or online.

Here we present an at-a-glance overview of the key buisness issues in Britain. 

All statistics are from the Office of National Statistics unless otherwise stated.

Careers advice: Can consumers be persuaded to adopt less carbon-intensive lifestyles? What part can small businesses play in revitalising communities? How can large companies assist small firms? Business is about the exchange of goods, services and information.

British households send a huge amount of food waste to landfill every year, squandering valuable resources that could be converted into organic fertiliser instead. The government has set a number of targets to reduce the amount of food waste we send to the rubbish dump - but how do we persuade people to recycle more?