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Shame are the post-punk band leveraging collective action to reflect a new punk attitude among Gen Z Britons. Anything but apathetic, their angst-ridden music playfully, straightforwardly, and unapologetically articulates a generational frustration with the establishment.

Young people in the UK are losing interest in televised news, watching just two minutes a day. This shift is being led by the decline of live TV viewership and the rise of on-demand streaming, as well as a growing desire to engage in public discussions via social media.