A new poll indicates that a significant number of British teenagers are grappling with anxiety about their future prospects and remain uncertain about their participation in the upcoming general election . Research conducted by the children’s commissioner found that 28 per cent of 13 to 17-year-olds surveyed were undecided about which political party they would support. A further 20 per cent admitted they were unsure if they would cast a vote at all, with an additional 11 per cent explicitly stating they do not plan to vote in the next election. The study also highlighted widespread apprehension among young people, revealing that nine in 10 are concerned about critical issues such as housing, personal finances, academic achievement, and global conflicts.…