Britain is failing children in care
I had to leave my foster home when I turned 18. I looked for support and found none.
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I had to leave my foster home when I turned 18. I looked for support and found none.
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Just as women need to be told about the realities of pregnancy, we should be honest about the next stage.
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Each year thousands of women suffer the nightmare of a traumatic birth. I was one of them.
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Childcare reform holds the key to unlocking progress of several of Keir Starmer’s five missions.
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The Chancellor celebrated his expansion of free childcare – but without further investment the policy is set up to fail.
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The former chief scientific adviser’s Covid diaries expose the risks of making policy without considering its effects.
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Few think Jeremy Hunt will deliver on his pledges to reduce costs of nursery settings.
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Humza Yousaf should allow parents to choose how they spend childcare vouchers.
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The former children’s commissioner for England on the impact of Covid-19 on young people’s mental health, and the need for…
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Some 42 per cent of Britons say early-years reform will impact the way they vote.
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I would never go to Giraffe, which is clearly a family-friendly space, with my friends and discuss our dating experiences.
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Research finds the UK’s measly paternity leave is a drag on the economy.
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Money alone won’t fix the childcare crisis. Rethinking work and family might.
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The register shows Rishi Sunak is not the only one with family ties to companies close to government.
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After Jeremy Hunt announced an extension of free childcare provision to children older than nine months in the Budget this…
Money alone won’t fix the childcare crisis. Rethinking work and motherhood might.
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The Labour MP for Walthamstow on why Jeremy Hunt’s pledges don’t add up – and why childcare is no “women’s…
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We only talk about getting parents back to work – what about what’s best for their kids?
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The return of proper political competition will force Keir Starmer’s party to sharpen its policy offer on childcare and much…
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Worries persist over whether the Chancellor has pledged enough funding in the Budget to bolster providers.
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