Tinkering budget limits ability to fight cost of living pressures The Times. 2023
Opinion piece in The Times by Professor David Bell about the impact of the recent budget on the cost of living for households.

Showing the Importance of Clean Air University of St Andrews. 2023
Blog by Mary Abed Al Ahad about showcasing her research into air pollution and the impact on mortality and hospital admissions at an event, Scotland at the Heart of Meeting Global Challenges on 8th February 2023, meeting with policymakers from the Scottish Government.

Poor and ageing on the streets The Star. 2023
Research by Professor Maria Evandrou is quoted in Kenyan news about the poverty and well-being of older people in Kenya.

Ukraine's birth rate was already dangerously low. Then war broke out. NCPM (Northern California Public Media). 2023
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris into Ukraine's fertility rates and the impact of the war quoted on the website of NCPM (Northern California Public Media).

Ukraine's birth rate was already dangerously low. Then war broke out NPR. 2023
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris about Ukraine and it's fertility rates quoted by news article on the NPR website.

Why a shortage of Mr Rights means single mothers hold the key to the falling birthrate The Guardian. 2023
Article in The Guardian draws on research by Professor Ann Berrington. Please see chapter 'Childlessness in the UK' in Childlessness in Europe: Contexts, Causes, and Consequences, 2017.

Life expectancy for young 14 years shorter in violent countries: Study Business Insider India. 2023
Research by Professor Ridhi Kashyap about how living in violent countries may lower your life expectancy quoted in news article.

They're not moaning, the young really are worse off The Times. 2023
Molly Broome from the Resolution Foundation points out how younger working people today are faring worse due to stalling pay progression and from receiving less from the state.

Why there is a case for different state pension ages across the country INewspaper. 2023
Commentary piece in Inews by Molly Broome about the Government's decision to increase the state pension age.

Scottish birth rate down by 20% in 'uncertain times' The Times. 2023
Dr Sarah Christison is quoted in an article in The Times about Scotland's declining fertility rate. This links to research project: Understanding recent fertility trends in the UK and improving methodologies.for fertility forecasting.

UK economists' survey: 'miserable' year ahead for households The Financial Times. 2023
Professor David Bell, along with other leading economists gives his economic outlook for the year ahead in The Financial Times.

New Years Honour 2023: Southampton residents recognised The Daily Echo. 2022
News article in local newspaper: Professor Jane Falkingham, Director of the ESRC Centre for Population Change (CPC) and Principal Investigator of ESRC Connecting Generations, has been awarded a CBE in the King's New Year Honours.

What the Faroe Islands could teach Europe about fertility The Telegraph. 2022
News article in The Telegraph about birth rates in the Faroe Islands quotes Dr Joanne Ellison and her research on UK birth rates.

The war has worsened Ukraine's demographic woes The Economist. 2022
Research by the Migrant Life project referenced in an article in The Economist.

Do young people really have it worse?; Generations Y and Z say they face financial hurdles their parents never had to leap. Lily Russell-Jones puts their claims to the test The Sunday Times. 2022
Article in The Sunday Times quotes research by Molly Broome

'It's not just ignorance that stops us having babies. It's also poor relationships The Guardian. 2022
Sonia Sodha's article in The Guardian, 11 December 2022, 'It's not just ignorance that stops us having babies. It's also poor relationships' refers to CPC Policy Briefing 29 'Educational differences in childbearing widen in Britain' and CPC Working Paper 69 'Childlessness in the UK'.

Research finds older people are more fearful of cancer than Covid Home Care Insight. 2022
This relates to research project, The impact of COVID-19 Fear: evidence to inform social, health and economic recovery and to the publication: Douglas E, McGregor L, Brown T, Duggan A, (2022) Health Concerns and Service Engagement in Older Adults in Scotland.

Cancer greater cause for concern than COVID for those over 50, reports find Medical Express. 2022
This relates to research project, The impact of COVID-19 Fear: evidence to inform social, health and economic recovery and to the publication: Douglas E, McGregor L, Brown T, Duggan A, (2022) Health Concerns and Service Engagement in Older Adults in Scotland.

High taxes and 'no future' spark fears of mass exodus of young Britons The Telegraph. 2022
Article in The Telegraph quotes research by Molly Broome

New study finds Austerity 1.0 led to more crime-could we see the same again in Austerity 2.0? Phys.org. 2022
Online news article references research published by Professor Corrado Giulietti in CPC working paper 104: Giulietti C, McConnell B, (2022) Kicking you when you're already down: The multipronged impact of austerity on crime

'Sandwich generation' stressed by debts, delusions The Standard. 2022
Research by Professor Athina Vlachantoni quoted in The Standard (Kenya).

Young people will struggle most to pay rising energy bills, report says ITV News. 2022
Molly Broome, economist at the Resolution Foundation quoted on ITV website about how the cost-of-living crisis will impact generations differently.

Cost of living: Older people face biggest income squeeze from surging energy bills Yahoo News. 2022
Article in Yahoo news refers to report published by the Resolution Foundation, 'An intergenerational audit for the UK', which in part looks at how the cost-of-crisis has affected different age groups.

Energy bills: older Britons will pay more but youngest will struggle most, report finds The Guardian. 2022
Molly Broome, economist at the Resolution Foundation quoted in The Guardian about how the cost-of-living crisis will impact generations differently.

We're living longer than ever before - how ageing has changed over time News24. 2022
Research by Professor Jane Falkingham into living longer referenced in a media article by South African website News 24.

In Europe, Covid-19 caused a life expectancy decline not seen in the past 70 years Le Monde. 2022
News story in Le Monde quotes Ridhi Kashyap and her research, Life expectancy changes since COVID-19 in Nature Human Behaviour.

Tories don't dare pinch pensions - but even the old are starting to think they should The Times. 2022
Article in The Times quotes Lord David Willetts and his views on wealth redistribution between the generations.

Life expectancies diverged in pandemic's second year: study The Japan Times. 2022
Research by Professor Ridhi Kashyap about how living in violent countries may lower your life expectancy quoted in news article.

Closures and cuts: the population crisis about to hit schools TES. 2022
Professor Ann Berrington is quoted in online news article in TES about falling birth rates and the impact on school closures.

Covid: Life expectancy still down in many countries BBC News. 2022
BBC news story quotes Ridhi Kashyap and her research, Life expectancy changes since COVID-19 in Nature Human Behaviour.

The system has worked for Boomers at every stage of their lives The Telegraph. 2022
Commentary piece in The Telegraph by Lord David Willetts

£2m research to study impact of place and stigma on older disabled adults University of Stirling. 2022
New research exploring the impact of stigma on fuelling inequalities experienced by UK disabled adults in later life has secured funding of £2m.

From night routines to home workouts and waking up at the same time - how to break your lockdown hangover The Sun. 2022
News article in The Sun newspaper mentions research by CPC into losing sleep during lockdown.

Lovewell's logic: Ensuring support for menopausal staff Employee Benefits. 2022
News article on Employee Benefits website references the September 2020 study Menopausal transition and change in employment: Evidence from the National Child Development Study by Professor Maria Evandrou, Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin and Professor Athina Vlachantoni.

Fact Check-Posts about the world's population fitting into a 50.8-mile x 50.8-mile square are missing context Reuters. 2022
Article about depopulation includes comments from Professor Jakub Bijak

Covid reverses long-term population trend as rural areas benefit at expense of Scotland's cities Edinburgh Evening News. 2022
News article quotes Dr Sarah Christison on increasing populations levels in Scotland's rural areas.

Why the young and old are not so different Workingwise. 2022
Article on the Workingwise website references research discussed at the Connecting Generations Thought Leader Talk by Professor Bobby Duffy on 6 July.

How Britain became a gerontocracy Resolution Foundation. 2022
Blog by Lord David Willetts on the Resolution Foundation website about Britain being a gerontocracy.

The Demographic Tragedy of Ukraine: A Second Holomodor? Ukrainska Pravda. 2022
Professor Hill Kulu quoted in a Ukrainina news article about the impact of the war on the Ukrainian population

Census 2021: How England and Wales have aged over the past four decades Sky News. 2022
Professor Jane Falkingham comments on the first results released from Census 2021 in England Wales.

How Britain became a gerontocracy The Times. 2022
Lord David Willetts writes an opinion piece in The Times about the older generation holding the wealth and power in Britain.

Scotland 'is missing out' on skilled foreign workers The Times. 2022
Article in The Times quote Professor David Bell on migration in Scotland post-Brexit.

David Bell: There were 240,000 migrants to UK last year - but where they come from is interesting The Herald. 2022
Professor David Bell wrote in The Herald about UK migration post-Brexit.

'He was 40 and I was 23 - but we had something real': the couples whose love bridges the age gap The Guardian. 2022
Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris quoted in news article in The Guardian about trends in age gaps in married couples.

Is sleep a feminist issue? Women's Health Magazine. 2022
Women's Health Magazine references research by the Centre for Population Change into women losing sleep during the pandemic.

Refugee Crisis Aggravates Ukraine's Demographic Collapse The Wall Street Journal. 2022
Sarah Christison interviewed on her research into Ukraine's invasion quoted in Wall Street Journal

Baby bust: Can policymakers boost dwindling world fertility rates? The Financial Times. 2022
Dr Bernice Kuang is quoted in The Financial Times regarding her research into falling birth rates.

Why millennials aren't moving in together as a trial marriage BBC Worklife. 2022
News article referring to research by Pelikh A, Mikolai J, Kulu H “Make Up or Break Up? Partnership Transitions among Young Adults in England and Wales”, Advances in Life Course Research.

Dr Michael Mosley on how routine could aid hampered sleep - 'Really good thing to do' The Express. 2022
News article mentions research by CPC into losing sleep during lockdown

People born in 80s not likely to marry their first cohabiting partner Mirage News. 2022
News article referring to research by Pelikh A, Mikolai J, Kulu H “Make Up or Break Up? Partnership Transitions among Young Adults in England and Wales”, Advances in Life Course Research.

Effects of Russian Occupation on Ukraine Population Investigated Somag News. 2022
Article quotes Professor Hill Kulu and his research on how war could see Ukraine's population fall by a third.

Enquête sur les effets de l'occupation russe sur la population ukrainienne (Investigation into the effects of the Russian occupation on the Ukrainian population) Lire Le Monde. 2022
International news article quotes Professor Hill Kulu and his research on how war could see Ukraine's population fall by a third.

War could see Ukraine's population fall by a third Phys.org. 2022
Article quotes Professor Hill Kulu and his research on how war could see Ukraine's population fall by a third.

Õhusaaste nõrgestab vaimu (Air pollution weakens the mind) Novaator. 2022
Article quotes research by Mary Abed Al Ahad and researchers on how air pollution impacts mental health

Living in more polluted areas increases risk for poor mental wellbeing Phys.org. 2022
Article on Phys.org quotes research by Mary Abed Al Ahad and researchers on how air pollution impacts mental health.

Children of Men: Are Birth Rates Declining Due to Anti-natalism or Economics? Merion West. 2022
Article about declining birth rates quotes the Centre for Population Change.

Two Southampton Professors elected as Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences University of Southampton. 2022
Professors Athina Vlachantoni and Jackline Wahba have been elected Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences.

Webinar: Sleep's importance for mental health in the workplace WPA. 2022
Advertised webinar refers to research by CPC into losing sleep during lockdown

'Hope is finished, we're dying out'-what people in Ukraine said about Russian conflict The Print. 2022
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris, Professor Theodore Gerber and Dr Yuliya Hilevych on life in the Ukrainian separatist regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.

'The hope is finished': life in the Ukrainian separatist regions of Donetsk and Luhansk Western Morning News. 2022
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris, Professor Theodore Gerber and Dr Yuliya Hilevych on life in the Ukrainian separatist regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.

Wake up to the wonders of a broken night's sleep The Times. 2022
News article mentions research by CPC into losing sleep during lockdown

Insight: How worried should we be about Scotland's falling birth rates and ageing population? The Scotsman. 2022
Newspaper article in The Scotsman about Scotland's falling birth rates quotes Dr Sarah Christison

Open for single workers only? Point-based immigration increases poverty risks for migrant families EurekAlert!. 2022

Point-based immigration increases poverty risks for migrant families Mirage News. 2022
See new study published by Professor Traute Meyer and Professor Paul Bridgen: Open for single workers only? Point-based immigration increases poverty risks for migrant families in the Journal of Poverty and Social Justice.

Scotland's Future: What to expect from The Herald's series on the national debate The Herald. 2022
Professor David Bell will take part in a series in The Herald about Scotland's Future, sharing his expertise on the subject of migration.

Minister dismisses 'misleading claims' on pensions by SNP The Times. 2022
Professor David Bell's research referred to in an article in The Times about which government would pay for state pensions in an independent Scotland.

Who pays the state pension in an independent Scotland? The Herald. 2022
Comment piece in The Herald written by David Bell and David Eiser about which government would pay the state pension in an independent Scotland.

What is devolution, how is it changing and where might it go next? Economics Observatory. 2022
Professor David Bell writes for the Economic Observatory about the future of devolution for the United Kingdom and the recent impacts of Brexit and the pandemic.

Half of women in England and Wales do not have children by age 30 The Financial Times. 2022
Dr Bernice Kuang comments in an article in the Financial Times about recent official statistics showing that half of women in the UK do not have children by age thirty.

Scottish independence: what are the big economic questions? The Economics Observatory. 2022
Professor David Bell quoted in online article about Scottish Independence

Petition seeks control of Wales' Crown Estate land BBC. 2022
Professor David Bell comments on the benefits of Wales claiming control of its Crown estate land in a news article on the BBC website.

Why inflation could break Britain The New Statesman. 2022
News article in the New Statesman quotes Professor David Bell on rising inflation in the UK.

New data suggests that pandemic resulted in temporary decline in number of babies born in United Kingdom - California News Times California News Times. 2022
News article on California News Time website about research by Ann Berrington and her research team on the impact of the pandemic on fertility levels.

Covid in Scotland: Slow funding a blow to struggling firms The Times. 2022
David Bell quoted in The Times about lack of Coronavirus support for struggling businesses.

Britain needs immigrants if it is to survive the climate storm The Financial Times. 2022
The Financial Times references research by the Centre for Population Change about declining birth rates in England and Wales.

'Insensitive': pet owners react to pope's remarks on animals and children The Guardian. 2022
Dr Bernice Kuang quoted in The Guardian in a news article about declining birth rates.

Political uncertainty and Brexit will slow UK recovery in 2022, economists predict Tittle Press. 2022
Professor David Bell quoted in online article about the impact of the rising costs of living in 2022

FT economists' survey: people to feel worse-off as inflation and tax rises bite in 2022 The Financial Times. 2022
Professor David Bell quoted in online article in The Financial Times about the impact of the rising costs of living in 2022.

Devolved governments should be able to launch own furlough schemes - report ITV News. 2021
David Bell was quoted on the ITV News website following a report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies, the Fraser of Allander Institute and University of Stirling Management School which said that Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish Governments should be either given minimum funding guarantees by Westminster or enhanced borrowing powers, if stringent health measures and additional economic support is needed.

Is parenting scarier than ever? The Sunday Times (Sri Lanka). 2021
Professor Ann Berrington quoted in online news article about falling birth rates in Sri Lankan newspaper, The Sunday Times.

Is parenting scarier than ever? BBC Worklife. 2021
BBC Worklife article about declining birth rates quotes Professor Ann Berrington.

A quarter of charities lost at least 40 per cent of their income last year, researchers find Third Sector. 2021

Can't sleep? Experts swear by these stress-relieving fragrance notes to help you drift off Glamour Magazine. 2021
Magazine article about using fragrances to aid sleep mentions research by the Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

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Australian newspaper references research by the Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

EU citizens in the UK 11% above official data says Oxford study - 'Underestimate is big' The Express. 2021
News article refers to research by CPC Associate Francesco Rampazzo about how the number of migrants in the UK has been underestimated.

Britain's population could be 400,000 higher than official count: Number of EU citizens living in UK is 'up to 20% above' government estimates, Oxford study says The Daily Mail. 2021
News article in the Daily Mail refers to research by CPC Associate Francesco Rampazzo about how the number of migrants in the UK has been underestimated.

'I feel like an animal in a cage': in bed with insomniac Britain The Guardian. 2021
Article in The Guardian quotes research by Professor Jane Falkingham into losing sleep during lockdown.

What is your sleep 'sweet spot'? The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph newspaper references research by the Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Birth rate in England and Wales dropped by 4% last year as Covid hit The Independent. 2021
News article refers to research by CPC into declining birthrates.

Women Aren't “Forgetting” To Have Children. They Can't Afford To Refinery29. 2021
News article refers to research by CPC into declining birthrates.

Meet the Covid Comfortables: the middle classes who got richer in the pandemic The Telegraph. 2021
Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris quoted in an article in The Telegraph about how the pandemic led to a 63% increase in relationship improvements for those with higher earnings.

Life satisfaction lower during Covid - but some groups fare worse than others
News story on Understanding Society website linking to CPC Policy briefing paper 64, A troubled year: Life satisfaction during the pandemic by Dr Shih-Yi Chao, Professor Ann Berrington and Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris.

King and Queen of Sweden visit the University of Stirling's dementia centre University of Stirling. 2021
Professor Alison Bowes met with His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf and Her Majesty Queen Silvia in her role as Principal Investigator for the DesHCA project. The King and Queen of Sweden visited the Dementia Services Development Centre at the University of Stirling to learn more about their world-leading dementia research.

New care service 'strips councils of even more powers' The Times. 2021
Professor David Bell quoted in The Times newspaper about the impact of the Government's social care changes on local councils.

How will UK tax rises to fund social care affect the devolved nations? Economics Observatory. 2021
Article in the Economics Observatory co-authored by Professor David Bell about the impact on the devolved nations from the UK's planned tax increases.

COVID-Somnia's impact on sleep patterns and how to deal with it City Scope. 2021
News article on Hong Kong website about losing sleep during the pandemic references research by Centre for Population Change.

Boris Johnson says Scotland to get £1.1bn for health and social care from new levy The Scotsman. 2021
Professor David Bell quoted in The Scotsman about the difficulties with funding social care across the UK

How 'out of wedlock' went from an insult to an aspiration The Telegraph. 2021
Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris quoted in The Telegraph about changing attitudes towards getting married.

'No way' of moving new funding into care service The Times. 2021
Professor David Bell quoted in news article about the impact of a rise in National Insurance on the Scottish economy.

Why young people are refusing to have children 'It's unnecessary stress' Huck Mag. 2021

Young less likely to own their home before starting a family The Times. 2021
News article in The Times quotes research by Professor Ann Berrington about declining home ownership among new parents. Please see CPC Policy briefing 63, Homeownership and the transition to parenthood.

New parents as likely to live in private rented housing than owning homes as cost of owning competes with raising children Morning Star. 2021
News article in Morning Star quotes research by Professor Ann Berrington about declining home ownership among new parents. Please see CPC Policy briefing 63, Homeownership and the transition to parenthood.

New dad and mom are as more likely to be in personal rental lodging as they're in their very own lodging Shiny Life. 2021
News article on Shiny Life website quotes research by Professor Ann Berrington. Please see CPC Policy briefing 63, Homeownership and the transition to parenthood.

Study finds disconnect between home ownership and starting a family New Start Mag. 2021
News article in New Start Mag quotes research by Professor Ann Berrington about declining home ownership among new parents. Please see CPC Policy briefing 63, Homeownership and the transition to parenthood.

New parents as likely to be in private rented housing as own homes The Independent. 2021
News article in The Independent quotes research by Professor Ann Berrington about declining home ownership among new parents. Please see CPC Policy briefing 63, Homeownership and the transition to parenthood.

Buying a house no longer comes before having children, researchers find The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph quotes research by Professor Ann Berrington about declining home ownership among new parents. Please see CPC Policy briefing 63, Homeownership and the transition to parenthood.

Solve Your Sleep Problems: Dossier Special Psychologies. 2021
News article on Psychologies magazine website about sleep problems quotes research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

How we can all get more high-quality sleep BBC News. 2021
BBC news article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Insomnia epidemic: how I cope on less than three hours' sleep The Times. 2021
News article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Sleep - why is it so important? The Gut Experts. 2021

The Rise Of The One-Child Family Refinery29. 2021
Article on Refinery29 website about the rise of one child families quotes Dr Bernice Kuang.

7 Ways To Beat Insomnia And Improve The Quality Of Your Sleep Luxury Lifestyle Magazine. 2021
Magazine article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Sleep deprivation after lockdown is sky high, so here's how to fix Corona insomnia J99. 2021
Sleep deprivation after lockdown is sky high, so here's how to fix Corona insomnia

Sleep deficit after lockout is skyrocketing, so here's how to fix Corona insomnia Tittle Press. 2021
News article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Scotland faces “huge risks” entering the financial system as a result of Sturgeon's independence. Brinkwire. 2021
News article about Scottish independence quotes Professor David Bell.

Why we're all stuck in an exhausting cycle of 'chronic sleep deficit' after lockdown, and how to fix it Glamour Magazine. 2021
Magazine article refers to research carried out by the Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Poor sleep could be impacting your fitness - here's what you can do about it Stylist Magazine. 2021
Magazine article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Sturgeon's independence dealt blow as Scotland faces 'big risks' entering financial market The Express. 2021

England's Euros success risks baby bust The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph about the impact of the Euros tournament on fertility rates.

A Disaster For Our Economy! Declining Birth Rates Irk British MPs Albawaba. 2021
News article quotes research by Centre for Population Change into declining fertility rates.

3 expert-recommended biohacks that'll make you feel more alert after a sleepless night The Stylist. 2021
Magazine article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Scotland marks lowest level of births in recorded history The Times. 2021
Professor Hill Kulu quoted in The Times on Scotland's lowest birth rate.

Deaths outnumber births in Britain for the first time since 1976 Wion. 2021
News article references research by Professor Ann Berrington at the Centre for Population Change, about a decline in births following the pandemic.

Britain's Quiet Insomnia Initiative London News Today. 2021
News article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Britain's biggest ever survey wants your views on covid crisis Inside Croydon. 2021
Article on Inside Croydon website references Dr Nissa Finney and her EVENs survey research.

Mental Health and the Pandemic UCKG Health Centre. 2021
Blog article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Wide awake: energy products category report 2021 The Grocer. 2021
An article about a boom in energy drinks sales mentions research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during lockdown.

Sleepless in summer Veganlife. 2021
Magazine article in Veganlife refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

How prepared was the NHS? Economics Observatory ECO Magazine. 2021
Article by Armine Ghazaryan, Jackline Wahba and Corrado Giulietti about how prepared the NHS was for the pandemic, featured in the Economics Observatory ECO Magazine, Summer 2021

Sturgeon's social care promises pile pressure on Johnson The Financial Times. 2021
Article in The Financial Times about social care reform quotes Professor David Bell

Pandemic Sleep Problems: "Nearly all of us will have experienced one or all of those symptoms." Raidió Teilifís Éireann Radio 1. 2021
Article on Irish radio website refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Sutherland hill farmers likely to be the losers in UK Government's trade deal with Australia The Northern Times. 2021
Professor David Bell's opinion article in The Northern Times about the proposed new trade deal with Australia.

The Women Who Decided They Don't Want Children During The Pandemic Refinery29. 2021
News article on Refinery29 website quotes Dr Bernice Kuang and her research into declining birthrates.

Has Covid caused a baby bust? News Chant. 2021
Article references research by the Centre for Population Change, about a possible decline in births following the pandemic.

Declining birthrates: trouble ahead CathNews New Zealand . 2021
News article on New Zealand news website mentions research by Professor Ann Berrington into declining fertility following the Covid-19 pandemic.

Southampton community raises £5000 to fund oxygen for India The Daily Echo. 2021

The Guardian view on declining birthrates: there may be trouble ahead The Guardian. 2021
News article in The Guardian references research by the Centre for Population Change, about a possible decline in births following the pandemic.

IndyRef2: Everything you need you to know about Scottish independence Euronews. 2021
Euronews interviews Professor David Bell about the potential impact on trade between England and Scotland if Scotland leaves the UK.

Generation childless: Has Covid caused a baby bust? The Telegraph. 2021
Professor Ann Berrington comments on fertility rates and the pandemic in The Daily Telegraph.

Stirling Scientists Are On A Brand New Mission To Design And Redesign Dementia-Friendly Dwelling Daily Stirling UK News. 2021
Local Stirling website has an article about Professor Alison Bowes research work designing homes for those with dementia

Scots to vote on independence referendum plan with green jobs and tech startups on agenda Khmer Times. 2021
Professor David Bell quoted in online news article about the potential economic impact of an independent Scotland.

UK- India Living Bridge E2exchange. 2021
Professor Jane Falkingham took part in the international webinar on 'UK India living bridge' organised in association with the British Deputy High Commission in Kolkata. The event brought together experts in business and education to extend business and higher education opportunities between India and the UK.

Suffering from a 'lockdown low'? Here's how to get your energy back New Zealand Herald. 2021
News article in the New Zealand Herald refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Are you suffering from a 'lockdown low'? Here's how to get your energy back The Telegraph. 2021

Netflix and Headspace create a show that - yawn - is designed to make you fall asleep INews. 2021

Fiscal frameworks of UK devolved governments must be made more robust to future crises, experts say University of Stirling. 2021
Article on the University of Stirling about pandemic funding for the devolved nations quotes Professor David Bell

Bending the rules was vital to avoiding Holyrood funding crisis in pandemic The Herald Scotland. 2021
Article in Herald Scotland about pandemic funding for the devolved nations quotes Professor David Bell

Has the pandemic left you with social jetlag? Raidió Teilifís Éireann Radio 1. 2021
News article quotes research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during lockdown

Lockdown baby boom may be on the way as NHS antenatal bookings rebound The Guardian. 2021

Britain's falling birthrate will damage our society - and it's not just Covid to blame The Guardian. 2021
Article on The Guardian website refers to the Centre for Population Change and research by Professor Ann Berrington and her research team on declining levels of fertility caused by Covid-19. See ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'.

Coronasomnia is messing with our sleep schedules - here's how to fight back Qrius. 2021
News article on the Qrius website about losing sleep due to the pandemic quotes research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during lockdown.

Southampton research finds births could fall due to pandemic The Hampshire Chronicle. 2021
Article in The Hampshire Chronicle refers to research by Professor Ann Berrington and team on declining levels of fertility caused by Covid-19. Quotes CPC research led by Professor Ann Berrington ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'.

Eight ways lockdown has changed our homes and habits East London Lines. 2021
Article mentions Professor Jane Falkingham and her research team's research into losing sleep during the pandemic.

The boss might call it a nap. I call it improving productivity The Times. 2021
Blog article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Boomer generation's retirement will hurt economy The Telegraph. 2021

Southampton research finds births could fall due to pandemic The Daily Echo. 2021

Tried and tested: the sleep gadgets that promise to cure your 'coronasomnia' The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph about losing sleep due to the pandemic quotes research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during lockdown.

Britain must reverse the baby bust to avoid an Italian decline The Telegraph. 2021
Article in The Telegraph refers to research by Professor Ann Berrington and team on declining levels of fertility caused by Covid-19. Quotes CPC research led by Professor Ann Berrington ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'.

Of course there's a baby bust. We live in a society that doesn't value children The Telegraph. 2021
Article in The Telegraph refers to research by Professor Ann Berrington and team on declining levels of fertility caused by Covid-19. Quotes CPC research led by Professor Ann Berrington ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'.

Covid pandemic could see baby bust rather than a baby boom About Manchester. 2021
Article on About Manchester refers to research by Professor Ann Berrington and team on declining levels of fertility caused by Covid-19. Quotes CPC research led by Professor Ann Berrington ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'

The 'coronasomnia' phenomenon keeping you from getting sleep The Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka). 2021

As the clocks go forward, here's how to beat your 'lockdown jetlag' The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph about losing sleep due to the pandemic quotes research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during lockdown.

Coronavirus: UK fertility rate falls to lowest level on record Yahoo News. 2021
Article on Yahoo News about declining fertility rates in the UK exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Quotes CPC research led by Professor Ann Berrington ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'

Covid-19 could cause historically low levels of childbearing in UK Mirage News. 2021
Article in Mirage News about declining fertility rates in the UK exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Quotes CPC research led by Professor Ann Berrington ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'

Covid 'baby bust' fears as fertility rate falls to record low The Telegraph. 2021
Article in the Telegraph newspaper about declining fertility rates in the UK exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Quotes CPC research led by Professor Ann Berrington ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'

Covid-19 could cause historically low levels of childbearing in the UK University of Southampton. 2021
Article on the University of Southampton website about declining fertility rates in the UK exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Quotes CPC research led by Professor Ann Berrington ESRC Centre for Population Change Working Paper 95 'Recent trends in UK fertility and potential impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic'

University of Stirling to develop new adult social care centre DSDC The Dementia Centre. 2021
News article on the Dementia Centre website about a new adult social care centre being set up, IMPACT (Improving Adult Care Together) funded by the ESRC. Professor Alison Bowes we part of the new centre's leadership.

University of Stirling to develop new adult social care Centre University of Stirling. 2021
News article on the University of Stirling about a new adult social care centre being set up, IMPACT (Improving Adult Care Together) funded by the ESRC. Professor Alison Bowes will be part of the new centre's leadership.

Functional food is no COVID fad: Consumers have fundamentally changed their attitudes to health and wellness Food Navigator. 2021
News article on a food and nutrition website refers to research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during lockdown.

Coronasomnia: 5 ways to fall back asleep during a restless night Ideal Magazine. 2021
News article in online Ideal Magazine about research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during lockdown.

Six tips on how to sleep if you share a bed with someone who struggles to drift off Independent. 2021

An Expert's Guide To Having A Better Night's Sleep Grazia Magazine. 2021
News article in Grazia Magazine refers to research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during lockdown.

"Coronasomnia", when the virus and anxiety do not make you sleep: what is it and why do we all suffer from it? ("Coronasomnia", quando il virus e l'ansia non ti fanno dormire: cos'è e perché ne soffriamo tutti?) NewSicilia. 2021

World Sleep Day: Disturbance of Covid puts an end to sweet dreams The Evening Standard. 2021
News article in The Evening Standard refers to research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during the lockdown.

How to get two hours' worth of sleep by staying awake for 30 minutes (seriously) The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph refers to research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during the lockdown.

The daytime secrets to a great night's sleep The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph about sleeplessness on World Sleep Day refers to Professor Jane Falkingham et al's research into who is losing sleep during the pandemic.

World sleep day: How to sleep if you share a bed with someone who struggles to drift off The Independent. 2021
News article in The Independent about sleeplessness on World Sleep Day refers to Professor Jane Falkingham et al's research into who is losing sleep during the pandemic.

Wide Awake: The Pandemic furthers Sleep Deprivation in Cardiff Intercardiff. 2021
News article about insomnia in the UK and Cardiff, refers back to Professor Jane Falkingham et al's research into sleep loss during the pandemic and its impact on BAME groups, and women.

Headache of having the kids at home puts brakes on birth rate The Sunday Times. 2021
Professor Ann Berrington comments on the falling birth rate in the UK as a result of the pandemic.

Stirling researchers to transform housing design for dementia Scottish Construction Now. 2021

Stirling researchers to transform housing design for dementia Scottish Housing News. 2021
News article about a new research project led by Professor Alison Bowes about innovative housing solutions for those living with dementia.

Hill Kulu: Corona deaths from the perspective of a demographer (Hill Kulu: koroonasurmadest rahvastikuteadlase pilguga) Postimees. 2021
Professor Hill Kulu wrote a brief commentary to “Postimees”, the main Estonian newspaper. Estonia and Czech Republic are examples of countries, which had low numbers of deaths from Covid-19 last spring. However, the situation has now changed: currently, the two countries have the highest infection rates in Europe. The aim of the article was to show the number of deaths with a laissez-faire approach to the pandemic. While Estonia experienced 67 deaths from Covid-19 last year (which was even small for a small country), the numbers will soon be in thousands if there is no change in the approach. (Gladly, the Estonian government announced the lockdown on Monday 8th March)

Stirling academics head up new project to design and transform dementia-friendly housing Edinburgh Evening News. 2021
News article about a new research project led by Professor Alison Bowes about innovative housing solutions for those living with dementia.

University of Stirling begins major project to create future-proof housing for world's ageing population Project Scotland. 2021
News article about a new research project led by Professor Alison Bowes about innovative housing solutions for those living with dementia.

Stirling researchers to transform housing design for dementia University of Stirling. 2021
News article on the University of Stirling website about a new research project led by Professor Alison Bowes about innovative housing solutions for those living with dementia.

UK and India to celebrate the young game changers for inclusive growth and sustainable development Times of India. 2021
News article refers to a roundtable event on March 18 2021 celebrating the achievements of young people hosted by the University of Southampton India Centre. The article quotes Professor Jane Falkingham in her role as Executive Director of the India Centre at the University of Southampton.

International honour for 'Mee Raqsam' lead Aditi Subedi Free Press Journal. 2021
News article refers to an upcoming event celebrating the achievements of young people hosted by the University of Southampton India Centre. The article quotes Professor Jane Falkingham in her role as Executive Director of the India Centre at the University of Southampton.

Saluting Asian pioneers who changed Britain for the better Eastern Eye. 2021
News article on Eastern Eye about the contribution of South Asian migrants to the transformation of Britain. The article quotes Professor Jane Falkingham in her role as Executive Director of the India Centre at the University of Southampton.

Why we use women's professional titles less than men's BBC Worklife. 2021

Getting into the right headspace during lockdown The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph refers to research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni into losing sleep during the lockdown.

Why I never want to get married The Sunday Times. 2021
Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris quoted in The Times article about changing attitudes towards getting married.

NHS advice on getting quality night's sleep as the pandemic continues to affect sleep among Brits Wales247. 2021
News article on Welsh news website Wales 247 refers to Professor Jane Falkingham et al's research into sleep loss during the pandemic and its impact on BAME groups, and women.

Belief and passion - key advice from women in science Mirage. 2021

Celebrating our own extraordinary women in science University of Southampton. 2021
Professor Athina Vlachantoni shares her aspirational story as a woman in science to celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2021.

Women in Science Day: Celebrating Southampton's female scientists The Daily Echo. 2021
The Daily Echo celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2021 by interviewing a number of women in science at the University of Southampton, including CPC's Professor Athina Vlachantoni in her role as Professor of Gerontology and Social Policy.

British Asian Media Awards 2021: Winners list Biz Asia. 2021
News article about British Asian Awards co-hosted by Professor Jane Falkingham in her role as Executive Director, India Centre for Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development.

A dream come true! The brilliant trick to help you nod off anywhere in just TWO minutes Mail+. 2021
News article on Mail + refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

“Geração-Sanduíche”: salvando pais-idosos e filhos-jovens na Covid-19 ("Sandwich Generation": saving elderly parents and young children in Covid-19) SaudeBusiness. 2021
News article quotes Professor Athina Vlachantoni and her research with others on the impact of the pandemic on the 'sandwich generation'.

Sandwich generation feels the pressure during lockdown Medical Xpress. 2021
News article on Medical Xpress website about the pressures of the pandemic on the 'sandwich generation' quotes research by Professor Maria Evandrou, Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin and Professor Athina Vlachantoni.

Sandwich generation feels the pressure during lockdown About Manchester. 2021
News article on About Manchester website about the pressures of the pandemic on the 'sandwich generation' quotes research by Professor Maria Evandrou, Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin and Professor Athina Vlachantoni.

Sandwich generation feels pressure during lockdown Mirage. 2021
Article on Mirage website about the pressures of the pandemic on the 'sandwich generation' quotes research by Professor Maria Evandrou, Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin and Professor Athina Vlachantoni.

Sandwich generation feels pressure during lockdown University of Southampton. 2021
News article on University of Southampton website about the pressures of the pandemic on the 'sandwich generation' quotes research by Professor Maria Evandrou, Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin and Professor Athina Vlachantoni.

Why the 'sandwich generation' is so stressed out BBC Worklife. 2021
Article on BBC Worklife about the pressures of the pandemic on the 'sandwich generation' quotes Professor Athina Vlachantoni and her research.

Insights 2020-21 - Educational aspirations among UK young teenagers: exploring the role of gender, class and ethnicity Insights. 2021
Citation of research by Professor Ann Berrington, Steven Roberts, Peter Tammes, Educational aspirations among UK Young Teenagers: Exploring the role of gender, class and ethnicity, British Educational Research Journal, 2016

Insights 2020-21 - Ethnic differences in starting a family Insights Understanding Society. 2021
Citation of research by Professor Ann Berrington in the Understanding Society Insights, Expectations for family transitions in young adulthood among the UK second generation, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2018

Insights 2020-21 - The Happiness Gap Insights Understanding Society 2020-21. 2021
Citation of research in Insights by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris, Stefanie Hoherz, Trude Lappegård, Ann Evans, Mind the "happiness" gap: the relationship between cohabitation, marriage, and subjective well-being in Australia, the UK, Germany, and Norway, Demography, 2019.

The 'coronasomnia' phenomenon keeping you from getting sleep BBC Worklife. 2021
News article on BBC Worklife about losing sleep during lockdown mentions research by Prof Jane Falkingham, Prof Maria Evandrou, Dr Min Qin, Prof Athina Vlachantoni into sleeplessness in lockdown (CPC PB 55, Who's been losing sleep during lockdown?)

To Sleep or Not to Sleep Varsity. 2021
News article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Persistent unemployment Investors Chronicle. 2021
News article about unemployment refers to David Bell's research into the impact of unemployment on the young, Bell, Blanchflower, (2020) US and UK labour markets before and during the COVID-19 crash, National Institute Economic Review

Finance and Constitution Committee - Replacement of EU Structural Funds Scottish Parliament TV. 2021
David Bell gave evidence to the Finance and Constitution Committee on the topic of Replacement of EU Structural Funds, as chair of Scottish Government European Structural and Investment Funds Replacement Consultation Steering Group.

How to sleep: Why you can't sleep in lockdown - 6 things to help you sleep The Daily Express. 2021
Article in the Express mentions research by Prof Jane Falkingham, Prof Maria Evandrou, Dr Min Qin, Prof Athina Vlachantoni into sleeplessness in lockdown (CPC PB 55, Who's been losing sleep during lockdown?)

Why am I so tired? Expert reveals how to beat tiredness in lockdown The Express. 2021
Article in the Express mentions research by Prof Jane Falkingham, Prof Maria Evandrou, Dr Min Qin, Prof Athina Vlachantoni into sleeplessness in lockdown (CPC PB 55, Who's been losing sleep during lockdown?)

Why WFB (that's Working From Bed) is the new WFH The Telegraph. 2021
News article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Impact of 'Covid-19 fear' on over-50s examined Knutsford Guardian. 2021
News article about the impact of covid fear on the over 50s and the new survey wave of "Healthy Ageing in Scotland study", set up by Dr Elaine Douglas and Professor David Bell.

Impact of 'Covid-19 fear' on over-50s examined Jersey Evening Post. 2021

Researchers to study how fears of Covid-19 impact daily lives of Scots over 50 The Scotsman. 2021

Research project to study the impact of COVID fear University of Stirling. 2021
An article on new research by Dr Elaine Douglas, Professor David Bell and Dr Alison Dawson on the impact of Covid-19 fear on the over 50s.

Most couples are less satisfied when the woman earns more Asiaone. 2021
Australian news article about research by Dr Niels Blom into relationship happiness when the woman earns more.

Four Trinity College Dublin researchers win new UK-Ireland social sciences networking grants Science Business. 2021
Web news update on recent research grant updates - Yekaterina Chzhen, Assistant Professor of Sociology is collaborating with the UK Co-PI Dr Julia Mikolai from St Andrews University and Co-Is Dr Jennifer Symonds (University College Dublin) and Professor Susan Harkness (University of Bristol), on grant,"An Interdisciplinary Child Well-Being Network (ICWBN) to study the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on children in Ireland and the United Kingdom."

Impact of 'Covid-19 fear' on over-50s examined Bournemouth Echo. 2021
News article about the impact of covid fear on the over 50s and the new survey wave of "Healthy Ageing in Scotland study", set up by Dr Elaine Douglas and Professor David Bell.

Female-breadwinner families on the breadline Population Europe. 2020

Scots people are in their happy place

Scots are 'happier'
Referring to research by Professor David Bell

Sad news for England - research shows the Scots really are happier

Scots now happier than English people in spite of higher mortality rates, study by Danny Blanchflower and David Bell finds The Herald. 2020

The coronasomnia cure: how to get good sleep in a pandemic The Telegraph. 2020
News article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Centre for Population Change Wins Public Policy Impact Prize Population Europe. 2020

University of Stirling granted funding for three COVID-19 projects University of Stirling website. 2020
Professor Alasdair Rutherford's research into volunteering and Covid-19 is featured on the University of Stirling's website.

Being furloughed has helped couples' relationships Understanding Society. 2020

Ministers 'left in dark' over EU fund replacement Daily Business. 2020
Article about EU funding in Scotland featuring Professor David Bell in his role as Co-Chair of the Steering Group.

ESRC announces winners of its 2020 Celebrating Impact Prize Cambridge Network. 2020

ESRC announces winners of its 2020 Celebrating Impact Prize ESRC. 2020

Centre for Population Change wins ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize University of Southampton website. 2020

Understanding declining teenage pregnancies in England University of Southampton. 2020

Declining teen pregnancies in England - New Insights MedIndia. 2020

Understanding declining teenage pregnancies in England EurekAlert. 2020

Understanding declining teenage pregnancies in England Medical Xpress. 2020
Article about research by Katie Heap, Professor Ann Berrington and Professor Roger Ingham into declining teenage pregnancies.

Demography and the Coronavirus Pandemic: What have we learned so far and where do we go from here? Event Review of the High-Level Expert Meeting Population Europe. 2020
Event review of the high level expert meeting on Population Europe website - Demography and the Coronavirus Pandemic: What have we learned so far and where do we go from here? The event was attended by CPC researchers Professor Jane Falkingham and Dr Julia Mikolai.

Nearly half of adults suffering mentally because of poor sleep Occupational Health and Wellbeing. 2020
News story quotes CPC research into sleeplessness during lockdown.

Voluntary action and Covid-19 - new research will explore lessons learnt and recommendations for UK recovery University of Stirling website. 2020
Professor Alasdair Rutherford's research into volunteering and Covid-19 is featured on the University of Stirling's website.

Ethnic minorities expect to live longer University of St Andrews. 2020
News article about Genevieve Cezard's research : Evidencing the gap between health expectancy and life expectancy for ethnic groups in Scotland in the Revue Quetelet Journal

Ethnic minorities in Scotland have longer life expectancy EbeneMagazine. 2020
News article about Genevieve Cezard's research : Evidencing the gap between health expectancy and life expectancy for ethnic groups in Scotland in the Revue Quetelet Journal

Ethnic minorities in Scotland have longer life expectancy Medical Xpress. 2020
News article about Genevieve Cezard's research : Evidencing the gap between health expectancy and life expectancy for ethnic groups in Scotland in the Revue Quetelet Journal

Ethnic minorities expect to live longer Mirage News. 2020
News article about Genevieve Cezard's research : Evidencing the gap between health expectancy and life expectancy for ethnic groups in Scotland in the Revue Quetelet Journal

Ethnic minorities have longer life expectancy than white Scots, study suggests Evening Express. 2020
News article about Genevieve Cezard's research : Evidencing the gap between health expectancy and life expectancy for ethnic groups in Scotland in the Revue Quetelet Journal

'Moon breathing' is the Japanese technique that will help beat insomnia Glamour. 2020
CPC research into sleeplessness during lockdown quoted in an article on 'Moon breathing' in Glamour Magazine.

Centre for Population Change shortlisted for ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize Mirage News. 2020
Professor Jane Falkingham and CPC shortlisted for the ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize.

Centre for Population Change shortlisted for ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize University of Southampton website. 2020
Professor Jane Falkingham and CPC shortlisted for the ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize

CPC Webinar: 'Estimating Total Fertility from the Shape of the Age Pyramid' | Carl Schmertmann Youtube. 2020
CPC Webinar: Estimating Total Fertility from the Shape of the Age Pyramid: Bayesian models and applications given by Carl Schmertmann, Professor of Economics at Florida State University and former Editor of Demographic Research, on Friday 23 October at 14:00 BST. When vital event registration is missing or inadequate, it is possible to approximate a population's total fertility (TFR) from its age-sex distribution. For example, if child mortality is low then TFR is often close to seven times the child/woman ratio (CWR), the number of 0-4 year olds per 15-49-year-old woman. We analyse the formal relationship between CWR and TFR to identify sources of uncertainty in indirect estimates. We construct a Bayesian model for the statistical distribution of TFR conditional on the population's age-sex structure, in which unknown demographic quantities in the standard approximation are parameters with prior distributions. We apply the model to produce first-ever estimates of TFR for several hundred indigenous populations in Brazil.

ESRC Names 2020 Finalists for Celebrating Impact Prize Social Science Space. 2020
Professor Jane Falkingham and CPC shortlisted for the ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize

ESRC announces finalists for prestigious Celebrating Impact Prize ESRC website. 2020
Professor Jane Falkingham and CPC shortlisted for the ESRC Celebrating Impact Prize

Scots charities slam uncertainty over loss of £850m EU funds due to Brexit The Scotsman. 2020
News article in The Scotsman quotes Professor David Bell over the loss of EU Structural Funds.

UK's post-Brexit replacement for EU structural funds must be devolved to ensure value for money - Professor David Bell The Scotsman. 2020
Column in The Scotsman by Professor David Bell on the UK Internal Market Bill.

BBC QT: Sturgeon's coronavirus record DESTROYED by Scot Tory - 'Highest care home deaths' The Express. 2020
Article quotes Professor David Bell's study into care home deaths.

How to keep a cool head in a pandemic? Learn to meditate... The Telegraph. 2020
Article quotes research by CPC on sleeplessness during the pandemic

Why Moms Are Having More Trouble Sleeping During Coronavirus Psychology Today. 2020
News article on Psychology Today about losing sleep during lockdown mentions research by Prof Jane Falkingham, Prof Maria Evandrou, Dr Min Qin, Prof Athina Vlachantoni. (CPC PB 55, Who's been losing sleep during lockdown?)

Queen's Birthday Honours list 2020 in full: Who was recognised with an MBE, OBE, CBE, knighthood or damehood Inews. 2020
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

Coronavirus Scotland: National care service 'a distraction' The Herald. 2020
Article in The Herald quotes Professor David Bell regarding plans for a national care service.

Queen's birthday honours
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

Honours
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

Prof Stephen Holgate recognised in Queens Birthday Honours The Daily Echo. 2020
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

Economics and migration expert awarded OBE in Queen's Birthday Honours National Tribune. 2020
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

Economics and migration expert awarded OBE in Queen's Birthday Honours Mirage News. 2020
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

Coronavirus heroes from the south dominate Queen's birthday honours Wave 105. 2020
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

The Queen's Birthday Honours list 2020 in full: Every person to receive a Knighthood, MBE, OBE, CBE and other honours The Standard. 2020
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

ROYAL HONOUR Queen's Birthday Honours 2020: Full list revealed
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

Queen's Birthday Honours List 2020 -everyone to receive an award
Professor Jackline Wahba awarded OBE in Queen's birthday honours.

Household factors and the effects of COVID-19 The Geographer. 2020
News article in The Geographer about Julia Mikolai's research, household factors and Covid-19

Check into the land of nod: As more of us struggle to drift off, hotels are introducing sleep retreats, high-tech mattresses and insomnia-battling spa treatments The Daily Mail. 2020
News article in The Daily Mail refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic.

Home Report
News article in The Sun about findings from the World Alzheimer Report 2020: Design, Dignity, Dementia: dementia-related design and the built environment, quoting Dr Alison Dawson.

Care home temperature and ventilation may have helped spread coronavirus The Courier. 2020
Article quotes Dr Alison Dawson and her research into care homes during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Ventilation concern in care homes Daily Express. 2020
Dr Alison Dawson comments in a newspaper article on the role of ventilation and temperature in care homes during the pandemic.

Coronavirus: Report calls for care home design re-think The Herald. 2020
Dr Alison Dawson quoted in news article about care home design and the pandemic.

Change care homes to stop elderly being 'imprisoned' The Herald. 2020
Dr Alison Dawson comments on the design of care homes relating to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Stirling dementia design expertise recognised in World Report University of Stirling website. 2020
Dr Alison Dawson is an author on The World Alzheimer Report 2020: Design, Dignity, Dementia: dementia-related design and the built environment.

Is global fertility really plummeting? The Herald (Zimbabwe). 2020
Quotes research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris on global fertility.

Nicola Sturgeon warned 'little Scotland can do' to stop Boris's Brexit masterplan The Express. 2020

Brexit Internal Market Bill may be attempt to bypass Barnett formula, MSPs told The National. 2020

Covid-19 proves millennials never stood a chance The Prospect. 2020
Article in The Prospect quotes research by Professor Ann Berrington on how the poor economy and the impact of the pandemic means younger generations are faced with returning to the parental home.

Internal Market Bill could be bid to 'erode' Barnett formula, expert claims The Belfast Telegraph. 2020

Bill 'is attempt to bypass Scotland funding rules' The Times. 2020

Internal Market Bill could be bid to 'erode' Barnett formula, expert claims Stirling News. 2020

Internal Market Bill could be bid to 'erode' Barnett formula, expert claims MSN. 2020

Internal Market Bill could be bid to 'erode' Barnett formula, expert claims Yahoo News. 2020

Internal Market Bill could be bid to 'erode' Barnett formula, expert claims Bridgwater Mercury. 2020

Internal Market Bill could be bid to 'erode' Barnett formula, expert claims Newstral. 2020

Internal Market Bill could be bid to 'erode' Barnett formula, expert claims Shropshire Star. 2020
Professor David Bell gives evidence to the Holyrood committee on the Internal Market Bill.

Child Labour: Economic Development And The Intergenerational Poverty Persistence Cycle The Organization for World Peace. 2020
Website refers to article by Professor Jackie Wahba, “The Influence of Market Wages and Parental History on Child Labor and Schooling in Egypt,”

Increased migration to Scotland from the rest of the UK University of St Andrews. 2020
Report about the increase of migration to Scotland from the rest of the UK

Increased migration to Scotland from rest of UK Mirage News. 2020
News article on Mirage news references research report led by Professor Hill Kulu and Professor David Bell on increased migration to Scotland.

Two former Golspie High School pupils at forefront of UK governments' Covid care home research Northern Times. 2020
Local news article about Professor David Bell's leading role in Covid care home research.

Positive change in internal migration The Scottish Government. 2020
News article on the Scottish Government's website about the report by Professor Hill Kulu and Professor David Bell on the increase of migration to Scotland.

United Kingdom: New Figures Show Care Homes in England Bore Brunt of UK Coronavirus Deaths
Professor David Bell talks about his research into excess deaths in care homes, featured in Thai News,

Care homes in England bore the brunt of UK coronavirus deaths, new figures show The Daily Mail. 2020
Article quotes Professor David Bell on his research into excess care deaths during the Covid pandemic.

Wales 'performed poorly' with 66% more care home deaths than average during first pandemic peak Nation Cymru. 2020
Features research by Professor David Bell on excess deaths in Welsh care homes during the Covid pandemic.

English excess care home deaths worse in the UK, study finds The Telegraph. 2020
Quotes professor David Bell's research into excess care deaths caused by Covid pandemic.

Care homes in England had greatest increase in excess deaths at height of the COVID-19 pandemic Medical Xpress. 2020
Article quotes Professor David Bell on his research into excess care deaths during the Covid pandemic.

Care homes in England bore the brunt of UK coronavirus deaths, new figures show Sound Health and Lasting Wealth. 2020
Article quotes Professor David Bell on his research into excess care deaths during the Covid pandemic.

Scotland suffered fewer excess deaths than down south at pandemic peak
Professor David Bell talks about his research into excess deaths in care homes in the Scottish Express Newspaper.

Scotland had highest number of care home Covid cases in UK, says study The Times. 2020
Professor David Bell talks about his research into excess deaths in care homes

Care homes in England had greatest increase in excess deaths at height of the COVID-19 pandemic News Press Live. 2020
Relates to Professor David Bell's research into excess care deaths in England.

Care homes in England had greatest increase in excess deaths at height of the COVID-19 pandemic University of Stirling. 2020
Article on University of Stirling's website on Professor's David Bell's research into excess deaths in English care homes.

Lavender sales surge as lockdown affects sleep. Here's how the wonder herb can help you News 24. 2020
Relates to research Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni on insomnia during lockdown.

Can Scottish independence backers win economic argument? The Financial Times. 2020
News article in the Financial Times quotes professor David Bell

University of Southampton: Kindness and care for students during COVID-19 SI News. 2020
Article features quote by Professor Jane Falkingham

CORONAVIRUS Coronavirus in Scotland: Italian lessons on care homes 'were missed' The Times. 2020
Professor David Bell is quoted in The Times news article saying that hospitals were prioritised over care homes during the pandemic, and lessons had not be learnt from Italy where they warned that the elderly had been more impacted by the virus.

Women with Young Children & Minority Ethnic Groups Among Those Losing the Most Sleep During Pandemic, Finds UK Study Sleep Review. 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused sleeping difficulties for women with young children, key workers and people of BAME heritage, a new study from CPC has found.

The Times Scotland view on the care homes scandal: Careless in a Crisis The Times. 2020
Professor David Bell quoted in The Times.

Virus cases sent to care homes
Professor David Bell quoted in the Scottish Daily Mail saying how half of all Covid deaths in Scotland took place in care homes.

At least 37 Covid-carrying patients discharged to Scottish care homes The National. 2020
Article references study by Professor David Bell about deaths in care homes during the pandemic

Is Rishi Sunak, the people's chancellor, about to lose his crown? The Observer. 2020
Professor David Bell quoted in The Observer on how a v-shaped economic recovery is unlikely.

Hospitals in five Scottish health boards sent patients into care homes after they had tested positive for covid-19 The Sunday Post. 2020
Article references study by Professor David Bell about deaths in care homes during the pandemic.

The Best Sleep Technology For A Peaceful Night's Rest Flipboard. 2020

The Best Sleep Technology For A Peaceful Night's Rest Esquire. 2020
Research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni on insomnia during lockdown is quoted in Esquire magazine online.

Young girls exposed to negative peers at risk of adult mental health issues Mirage. 2020
Article about research into contagious depression amongst adolescents in a study by study by Monash Business School's Professor Yves Zenou and co-authors Dr Corrado Giulietti and Professor Michael Vlassopoulos from the University of Southampton

Revealed: The 'absolutely staggering' postcode lottery of Scots care home deaths The Herald. 2020
News article in The Herald refers to research by Professor David Bell.

Popolazione mondiale in aumento o in calo? Stime e incertezze (World population increasing or decreasing? Estimates and uncertainties) Voci Globali. 2020
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris and Dr Jason Hilton referenced on Italian website, Voci Globali.

One in three UK healthcare workers sleep poorly during pandemic Dentistry Online. 2020
Dentistry website refers to research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni on insomnia during lockdown

We've Been Hit By Insomnia During The Pandemic. This Is What's Helped Us Huffington Post. 2020
US news article refers to research carried out by Centre for Population Change into losing sleep during the pandemic

Women with young children, key workers and BAME groups losing sleep during coronavirus pandemic WorldUniNews. 2020

Top 3 tips to treat insomnia Abbey Robb Therapies. 2020
Research by Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin, Professor Maria Evandrou and Professor Athina Vlachantoni on insomnia during lockdown is quoted on a blog on therapy website - Abbey Robb Therapies.

Women with young children, key workers and BAME groups losing sleep during coronavirus pandemic University of Southampton website. 2020

Mothers and keyworkers hardest hit
Newspaper article in The Guardian. The Covid-19 pandemic has caused sleeping difficulties for women with young children, key workers and people of BAME heritage, a new study from CPC has found.

Losing sleep during lockdown Understanding Society. 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused sleeping difficulties for women with young children, key workers and people of BAME heritage, a new study from CPC has found.

Women with young children, key workers and BAME groups losing sleep during coronavirus pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused sleeping difficulties for women with young children, key workers and people of BAME heritage, a new study from CPC has found.

Banyak Orang Alami Insomnia Selama Pandemi Corona, Ini Penjelasannya (Many People Experience Insomnia During Corona Pandemic, Here Is The Explanation) Kompas.com. 2020
News article on Indonesian website. The Covid-19 pandemic has caused sleeping difficulties for women with young children, key workers and people of BAME heritage, a new study from CPC has found.

Coronavirus lockdown caused sharp increase of insomnia in UK MSN News. 2020

Women with young children, key workers and BAME groups losing sleep during coronavirus pandemic Medical Express. 2020

Coronavirus lockdown caused sharp increase of insomnia in UK Newscabal. 2020

Coronavirus lockdown caused sharp increase of insomnia in UK Health Travel Planner. 2020

Coronavirus Lockdown Caused Sharp Insomnia Increase Sleep Review. 2020

Coronavirus lockdown caused sharp rise in insomnia in UK FR 24 News. 2020

Sleep: Coronavirus lockdown caused sharp increase of insomnia in UK Newstral. 2020

Coronavirus lockdown caused sharp increase of insomnia in UK The Guardian. 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic has caused sleeping difficulties for women with young children, key workers and people of BAME heritage, a new study from CPC has found.

Is global fertility really plummeting? Delano. 2020
Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton respond to the much publicised IHME study in the Lancet about global population levels.

This should come as no surprise
Newspaper article in The Independent. Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton respond to the much publicised IHME study in the Lancet about global population levels.

Women with young children, key workers and BAME groups losing sleep during coronavirus pandemic Miragenews. 2020

Global fertility rates plummeting? Don't worry just yet ThePrint India. 2020
Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton respond to the much publicised IHME study in the Lancet about global population levels.

How the dearth of babies will affect the global economy MoneyWeek. 2020
Article relates to Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton's article in The Conversation where they respond to the much publicised IHME study in the Lancet about global population levels.

Los países de América Latina que perderán y ganarán más población en el futuro (Latin American countries that will lose and gain more population in the future) Semana. 2020
Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton respond to the much publicised IHME study in the Lancet about global population levels.

El estudio que proyecta qué países de América Latina perderán y ganarán más población en el futuro (y qué consecuencias habrá) (The study that projects which Latin American countries will lose and gain more population in the future (and what conseque La Prensa Gráfica. 2020
Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton quoted in an article about population change in Latin America in El Salvador newspaper: La Prensa Gráfica.

A World with Less People? Why You Shouldn't Panic Over Population Forecasts The National Interest. 2020
Article relates to Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton's article in The Conversation where they respond to the much publicised IHME study in the Lancet about global population levels.

El estudio que proyecta qué países de América Latina perderán y ganarán más población en el futuro (y qué consecuencias habrá) (The study that projects which Latin American countries will lose and gain the most population in the future (and what cons BBC World News. 2020
Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton quoted in an article about population change in Latin America in an El Salvador newspaper

Covid-19 baby bust: How the pandemic left us looking at uncertain family futures The Independent. 2020
Dr Heini Vaisanen is quoted in The Independent in an article about how the pandemic has affected birth rates.

Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made The Eastern Mirror. 2020
Article in the Eastern Mirror, Brienna Perelli-Harris and Jason Hilton respond to the much publicised IHME study in the Lancet about global population levels.

COVID-19 pandemic: sleeping difficulties have increased in certain groups Univadis. 2020

Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made The Africa News. 2020
Article in the Africa News linking to the article in the Conversation: Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made.

Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made Japan Herald. 2020
Article in the Japan Herald linking to the article in the Conversation: Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made.

Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made MIL-OSI . 2020
Article on New Zealand site MIL-OSI linking to the article in the Conversation: Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made.

Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made Yahoo News. 2020
Article on Yahoo News linking to the article in the Conversation: Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made.

Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made Medical Express. 2020
Article on Medical Express linking to the article in the Conversation: Is global fertility really plummeting? How population forecasts are made.

New EU "YouthLife" Project Will Improve Life Course Research Methods Population Europe. 2020
Research news on Population Europe website about new research project 'YouthLife" involving CPC's Professor Ann Berrington

Parents in the UK Report Stronger Relationships With Their Kids During Lockdown Institute for Family Studies. 2020
Article on the Institute for Family Studies website by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris reveals some women find lockdown has led to improved family relationships.

Discrimination and divorce make you more likely to die early Trading U. 2020
News article quotes Professor Jane Falkingham

Attracting immigrants is an uphill struggle; Scotland needs to embrace multiculturalism if we want to bring in highly skilled new workers The Times. 2020
Newspaper article in The Times refers to ESRC CPC Policy briefing paper 20: Polish migrants in Scotland: voting behaviours and engagement in the Scottish independence referendum

Warning of 'missed' vulnerable older people during lockdown Understanding Society. 2020
Article on the Understanding Society website about the care of the elderly during the covid lockdown relating to research by Evandrou, Falkingham, Qin, Vlachantoni, (2020) Older and 'staying at home' during lockdown: informal care receipt during the COVID-19 pandemic amongst people aged 70 and over in the UK, SocArXiv

The good news out of lockdown - many families felt closer and happier despite financial uncertainties ISER website. 2020
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris reveals some women find lockdown has led to improved family relationships.

Parents report stronger relationships with their children during lockdown Understanding Society. 2020
Article on Understanding Society relates to CPC Policy Briefing report 54 by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris: How has the Covid-19 crisis impacted parents relationships with their children?

Weird but true: lockdown has made many families happier
Features research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris in The Observer newspaper

Weird but true: lockdown has made many families happier Yahoo News. 2020
Features research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris

Weird but true: lockdown has made many families happier UK Education News. 2020
Features research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris

Weird but true: lockdown has made many families happier Knowledia. 2020
Features research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris

Weird but true: lockdown has made many families happier Head Topics. 2020
Features research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris

Weird but true: lockdown has made many families happier The Sun. 2020
Features research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris

Weird but true: lockdown has made many families happier MSN News. 2020
Features research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris

Weird but true: lockdown has made many families happier The Guardian. 2020
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris reveals some women find lockdown has led to improved family relationships.

Is global fertility really plummeting? PaZimbabwe. 2020
Article about research by Brienna Perelli-Harris into global fertility

Older and 'staying at home' during lockdown: analysis of informal care receipt during the COVID-19 pandemic amongst people aged 70 and over in the UK LTC Responses to Covid-19. 2020
Blog article by Professor Maria Evandrou, Professor Jane Falkingham, Dr Min Qin and Professor Athina Vlachantoni linking to their paper: Older and 'staying at home' during lockdown: informal care receipt during the COVID-19 pandemic amongst people aged 70 and over in the UK, SocArXiv

Discrimination and divorce make you more likely to die early New Scientist. 2020
Professor Jane Falkingham quoted in an article in New Scientist about the link between racism and poor health outcomes

Simple saliva test for coronavirus to be piloted in Southampton ITV News. 2020
ITV News article about the University of Southampton trialling a new saliva test for Coronavirus.

Coronavirus: New saliva test to be piloted in Southampton The Independent. 2020
News article in The Independent about the University of Southampton trialling a new saliva test for Coronavirus.

Simple coronavirus 'spit test' instead of painful swab available from today The Mirror. 2020
News article in The Mirror about the University of Southampton trialling a new saliva test for Coronavirus.

'No-swab' saliva test for Covid-19 piloted in Britain Pharmacy Business. 2020
News article on Pharmacy Business website about the University of Southampton trialling a new saliva test for Coronavirus.

New saliva test for coronavirus piloted in Southampton GOV.UK. 2020
Article on the Government website about the University of Southampton trialling a new saliva test for Coronavirus.

'No-Swab' Saliva Test for Coronavirus Piloted in Britain The New York Times. 2020
News article in the New York Times about the University of Southampton trialling a new saliva test for Coronavirus.

Coronavirus 'spit test' to be trialled in Southampton The Guardian. 2020
News article in the Guardian about the University of Southampton trialling a new saliva test for Coronavirus.

'Do it at home' coronavirus saliva test trialled BBC. 2020
News article about the University of Southampton trialling a new saliva test for Coronavirus.

Differences on lockdown left some unsafe
Newspaper article quotes Professor David Bell

Westminster 'could learn from Sturgeon' over messaging during pandemic
Article quotes Professor David Bell

Estimates of Households and Dwellings in Scotland, 2019 Published National Records Scotland. 2020
Page 6 of this report from National Records of Scotland links to "Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK" by Julia Mikolai, Katherine Keen and Hill Kulu.

Coronavirus: Mixed messaging from UK and Scottish Government pushed workers into 'unsafe' conditions The Aberdeen Press and Journal. 2020
Article quotes Professor David Bell

UK has handled pandemic appallingly badly, expert says Evening Express. 2020
News article in the Evening Express quotes Professor David Bell

UK has handled coronavirus pandemic 'appallingly badly', MPs told The Standard. 2020
News article in The Standard quotes Professor David Bell

UK has handled coronavirus crisis 'appallingly badly', expert tells MPs The National. 2020
News article in The National quotes Professor David Bell

Devolution 'hindered UK government's response to Coronavirus' inquiry hears; Westminster's Scottish Affairs Committee heard evidence about the Covid-19 response from four researchers. The Daily Record. 2020
News article in The Daily Record quotes Professor David Bell

Scottish Government advisors 'have no idea where evidence for some lockdown decisions is coming from' The Herald. 2020
News article quotes Professor David Bell

Scotland to further relax Covid-19 lockdown restrictions Morning Star. 2020
News article quotes Professor David Bell.

Coronavirus in Scotland: Class of 2020 will need help with jobs, says report The Times. 2020
Professors David Bell and David Blanchflower suggest a scheme to help young people into employment similar to that of US President Roosevelt's New Deal in the 1930s.

SHE WON'T GIVE AN INCH; CORONAVIRUS CRISIS Sturgeon says Scots should 'stick with' 2m distancing rule
Newspaper article in the Scottish Daily Mail about relaxing the 2M social distancing rule. Article refers to research by Professor David Bell on the impact of the pandemic on youth unemployment: Bell, Blanchflower, (2020) US and UK labour markets before and during the COVID-19 crash, National Institute Economic Review

Young, gifted and scarred... Sceptical Scot. 2020
Professor David Bell and David Blanchflower article on Sceptical Scot about how the young will be the hardest hit in this pandemic.

Here's what an unravelling economy could do to couples-study Delano. 2020
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris and Dr Niels Blom on the impact of COVID-19 on relationships.

Health Behavior during the Covid-19 Pandemic: Online Survey Provides Rapid Insights MPIDR. 2020
News article on MPIDR relates to paper on MedRxiv: Behaviors and attitudes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic: Insights from a cross-national Facebook survey

More than 5% of Britons have had SARS-CoV-2: study. Health Unlocked. 2020
References research by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey on Covid-19 infection rates

New toolkit launched to help deal with isolation University of Stirling. 2020
Dr Alison Dawson is part of a research team at the University of Stirling who have launched a new toolkit providing guidance on how to use technology to help connect with others.

More than 5% of Britons have had SARS-CoV-2: study Medical Xpress. 2020
Articles refers to research by Professor Hill Kulu on Covid-19 infection rates: Kulu, H, Dorey P., (2020)Infection Rates from Covid-19 in Great Britain by Geographical Units: A Model-based Estimation from Mortality Data

More borrowing power urged to increase resilience in crisis
Article quotes Professor David Bell

How can we ensure Wales's 'Covid generation' fulfils its potential?
Article quotes David Bell's research on youth unemployment during recessions

More borrowing powers needed to increase resilience - experts
Newspaper article in the Aberdeen Press and Journal quotes Professor David Bell

Does our household type put us at more risk from the effects of Covid-19? Understanding Society. 2020
Links to research by Mikolai, Keenan, Kulu (2020)Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK, SocArXiv

Health secretary 'deeply regrets' pain of NHS shutdown and warns restart will not be a 'flick of the switch' moment The Scotsman. 2020
Comments from Professor David Bell on the decision to discharge elderly patients back into care homes.

Revealed: The scale of "hasty" move of elderly from hospital to Scots care homes over coronavirus The Herald. 2020
Professor David Bell comments on the discharge of the elderly to care homes at the outset of the pandemic.

Does our household type put us at more risk from the effects of Covid-19?
Article in CPC Newsletter on new research by CPC members Dr Júlia Mikolai, Dr Katherine Keenan and Professor Hill Kulu.

Young people will be hardest hit in economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic Business Live. 2020
Quotes Professor David Bell's research on how younger people are more adversely affected in recessions than other age groups.

Society cannot afford to fail a 'Covid generation'
Article in The Western Mail about the impact of Covid-19 on the younger generation. The newspaper quotes Professor David Bell's research on youth unemployment.

Delayed Hospital Discharges in Scotland: What Happened in March 2020? International Long Term Care Network. 2020
Professor David Bell comments on the discharge of the elderly to care homes at the outset of the pandemic

Coronavirus crisis has put the independence question firmly 'back on' - but which way will it swing opinion? Aberdeen Evening Express. 2020
Article in the Aberdeen Evening Express featuring Professor David Bell

Coronavirus crisis has put the independence question firmly 'back on' - but which way will it swing opinion? The Press and Journal. 2020
Comments from Professor David Bell

City infection rate 'above average'
Articles refers to research by Professor Hill Kulu on Covid-19 infection rates, Kulu, H, Dorey P., (2020)Infection Rates from Covid-19 in Great Britain by Geographical Units: A Model-based Estimation from Mortality Data

Professor says Dundee's Covid-19 infection rate is higher than Scottish average The Evening Telegraph (Dundee). 2020
Professor Hill Kulu quoted in local Dundee newspaper about his research into Covid-19 infection rates.

How the unraveling economy threatens couples The National Interest. 2020
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris and Dr Niels Blom on the impact of COVID-19 on relationships

More than 5% of Britons have had Covid-19 About Manchester. 2020
Article refers to research by Professor Hill Kulu on Covid-19 infection rates

One in 20 of British population infected, say varsity scientists
Article refers to research by Professor Hill Kulu on Covid-19 infection rates

Scotland's true rate of coronavirus infection 'may be as high as 259,000'
Article refers to research by Professor Hill Kulu on Covid-19 infection rates

Levels of Coronavirus infection higher in cities
Article refers to research by Professor Hill Kulu on Covid-19 infection rates

One in 20 of British population infected by Covid-19 The Courier. 2020
Research by Professor Hill and Kulu claim 5-6% of the UK population have been infected with Covid-19

Chaos as FM claims new testers might not be needed at all;coronavirus crisis
Article in the Scottish Daily Mail quotes Professor Hill Kulu about his research suggesting that 5-6% of the UK population have been infected with Covid-19.

London is Covid capital
Research by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey suggests that 5-6% of the UK population may have been infected with Covid-19

Marriage, divorce and cohabitation Population Europe. 2020
Relating to paper by Hannemann, T., Kulu, H., González‐Ferrer, A., Pailhé, A., Rahnu, L., & Puur, A. (2020). Partnership dynamics among immigrants and their descendants in four European countries. Population, Space and Place.

More than 5% of Britons have had Covid-19 University of St Andrews News. 2020
Article on St Andrews website relates to research by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey: Kulu, H, Dorey P., (2020)Infection Rates from Covid-19 in Great Britain by Geographical Units: A Model-based Estimation from Mortality Data

More than 5% of Britons have had Covid-19 according to research Deadline. 2020
Research by Professor Hill and Kulu claim 5-6% of the UK population have been infected with Covid-19

Second Covid-19 wave could prove 'devastating' to elderly in rural locations, experts warn The Telegraph. 2020
The Telegraph quotes research by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey on the vulnerability of elderly in rural areas to a second wave of Covid-19

Your relationship can take a hit in Covid economy. New study reveals how The Post. 2020
Relating to research from Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris and Dr Niels Blom on unemployment an relationship happiness.

Unemployment reduces couples' happiness Understanding Society. 2020
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris and Dr Niels Blom on the impact of Covid-19 on relationships

We must act now to shield young people from the economic scarring of Covid-19 The Guardian. 2020
Article by Professor David Bell and Professor David Blanchflower about the lasting impact of COVID-19 on youth unemployment.

MIL-OSI Global: Here's what an unravelling economy could do to couples - new study MIL. 2020

Here's what an unravelling economy could do to couples Qrius. 2020
Research by Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris and Dr Niels Blom on the impact of the economic consequences of the lockdown on relationships.

Here's what an unravelling economy could do to couples - new study Yahoo News. 2020

Covid-19 spells trouble for millions of couples: the impact of unemployment on relationships University of Southampton. 2020

Scotland not behind curve as Sturgeon claims, coronavirus figures show The Times. 2020
Quotes research by Professor David Bell regarding the unreporting of deaths in Scottish care homes.

Scotland's care homes death toll likely to be 'significantly' higher than official figures show The Telegraph. 2020
Article in The Telegraph quoting research by Professor David Bell

Deaths in Scottish care homes and COVID-19 International Long Term Care Network. 2020
Links to report by David Bell, David Henderson and Elizabeth Lemmon about the impact of COVID-19 on the care homes in Scotland.

Young Reekie! Capital residents' average age is only 36
Newspaper article in the Scottish Mail on Sunday featuring research by Professor David Bell of the average age of residents in Edinburgh.

Remote and rural communities could be hit hardest by Covid-19: Study India Blooms. 2020
Article references study by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey about death rates in rural communities "Kulu, H, Dorey P., (2020) The Contribution of Age Structure to the Number of Deaths from Covid-19 in the UK by Geographical Units medRxiv "

Living in a crowded house can raise risk of harm
Newspaper article in The Herald linking to research paper, 'Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK' by Julia Mikolai, Katherine Keenan and Hill Kulu

Household factors may exacerbate COVID-19 health risks Medical Xpress. 2020
News article on Medical Xpress linking to research paper, 'Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK' by Julia Mikolai, Katherine Keenan and Hill Kulu

Coronavirus outbreak could increase inequalities, study suggests The Sunday Post. 2020
News article in The Sunday Post linking to research paper, 'Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK' by Julia Mikolai, Katherine Keenan and Hill Kulu

Coronavirus outbreak could increase inequalities, study suggests The Evening Telegraph. 2020
News article in The Evening Telegraph linking to research paper, 'Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK' by Julia Mikolai, Katherine Keenan and Hill Kulu

Coronavirus outbreak could increase inequalities, study suggests The Evening Express. 2020
News article in The Evening Express linking to research paper, Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK' by Julia Mikolai, Katherine Keenan and Hill Kulu

Household factors may exacerbate effects of Covid-19, according to St Andrews research The Courier. 2020
News article in The Courier linking to research paper, Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK' by Julia Mikolai, Katherine Keenan and Hill Kulu

Household factors may exacerbate Covid-19 health risks St Andrews website. 2020
News article based upon paper by Dr Julia Mikolai, Dr Katherine Keenan and professor Hill Kulu, "Household level health and socio-economic vulnerabilities and the COVID-19 crisis: An analysis from the UK"

Furlough may protect jobs but the younger generation is still likely to pay a price
Article quotes Professor David Bell and relates to his report: Bell, Blanchflower, (2020) US and UK labour markets before and during the COVID-19 crash, National Institute Economic Review

Coronavirus 'armlock' could put '50,000 in Bristol' out of work
Newspaper article in The Bristol Post concerning the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on unemployment in Bristol features research by Professor David Bell

Virus could cost 50,000 city workers their jobs
Newspaper article in The Western Daily Press quotes research by Professor David Bell of the impact of the Coronavirus on unemployment levels locally in Bristol

Minister promises any divergence from UK would not be done on 'preconceived prejudice or political positioning' The Courier. 2020
Article references study by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey about death rates in rural communities

Coronavirus could leave Bristol with 50,000 unemployed warns Mayor Marvin Rees The Bristol Post. 2020
News article on The Bristol Post about the potential for 50,000 workers in Bristol being made unemployed due to the pandemic relating to research from Professor David Bell.

Coronavirus: Scotland may suffer more than England The Times. 2020
News article in The Times quotes research by Prof Hill Kulu about how Scotland and Wales in the long term may have higher fatality rates from Covid-19.

Coronavirus death rates could be 80% higher in rural communities Somerset County Gazette. 2020
Article references study by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey about death rates in rural communities

Coronavirus death rates 'could be 80% higher in rural communities' Hinterland - Rural Services Network. 2020
Article references study by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey about death rates in rural communities

Covid-19 death rates could be 80 per cent higher in rural communities South West Farmer. 2020
Article references study by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey about death rates in rural communities

Coronavirus: How will NI companies adapt to post-lockdown 'normal'? BBC News. 2020
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