Student loans and high property prices have left many young adults with no option but to move back home. But between a perceived loss of independence and the added financial burden on households, how does this return impact the relationships between parents and their grown-up children?

While one might imagine later life as a time of loneliness and declining health, research suggests that old age is accompanied by wealth and happiness. Canvas8 sat down with 20 British Boomers and Seniors to explore their attitudes to ageing, and to find out the best thing about getting older.

A growing number of Brits are putting off key life markers until they feel comfortable, and motherhood is one of them. For women in London, the costs associated with raising a child are higher than anywhere else in the UK, meaning many are delaying starting a family.

New research has revealed that women and those under 35 are most likely to suffer from anxiety, with Gens Y and Z in North America and Western Europe affected the most. With the cost of caring for mental health conditions spiralling, can technology help ease worried minds?