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The results, covered by the BBC, found that young people viewed loneliness as ‘failing’ and that many used social media to ‘cover up’ such feelings.
Eleven per cent of respondents said they ‘often felt lonely’, with a further 34 per cent saying that they ‘sometimes’ felt this way. Young people living in big cities reported higher rates of loneliness than those in smaller cities or rural areas.
Girls often felt lonely more often than boys and poorer young people had higher rates of loneliness than their more well-off counterparts.
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The BBC - Girls 'more likely to face loneliness'