The newspaper's editorial board argues that low youth turnout in Morocco's parliamentary election reflects deep disillusionment that hosting a World Cup will not resolve.
Education commentators are questioning how new vocational qualifications will differ from dozens of existing courses as the government pushes to reduce youth unemployment.
A letter to The Guardian argues that increasing government spending, not apprenticeships alone, is needed to address youth unemployment.
New courses in finance, construction and creative media production aim to give pupils a wider range of pathways, the government says.
Nigel Farage criticized the government's new anti-disinformation unit as an attack on free speech, even as the initiative wins cross-party support.
An index from the Institute for Public Policy Research finds young jobseekers in deprived British towns face far fewer vacancies than those in affluent areas, according to a Guardian editorial.
Analysis by the Institute for Public Policy Research highlights sharp regional divides in job opportunities for young people across the UK.
A three-week AI training course for 16- to 24-year-olds in Preston aims to combine skills development with apprenticeship offers, as part of a government trial addressing both technology adoption and youth joblessness.
More than 40 retailers, including M&S, Asda and John Lewis, will partner with the DWP to give 18- to 24-year-olds not in education or work short-term placements aimed at building job skills.
A Guardian opinion piece argues that Britain's exam-obsessed schools lack vocational training, contributing to a million young people outside education and employment.