How Big Tech ruined kids’ TV
On YouTube, the line between entertainment and sedation grows ever thinner
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Millennials want to save children from social media
The first generation raised by the internet wants to be the last
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AI teddy bears should not give bondage advice
We can’t let AI capture our children’s minds
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What baby books taught me about the British state
The Bookstart scheme, which gives books to newborns, is a remnant from a more beneficent political era
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How do you explain tragedy to children?
From terrorist attacks to the war in Gaza, I have spent ten years reporting difficult topics for the most sensitive…
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From the archive: After thalidomide
January 1973: Paul Foot rails against establishment neglect of the thalidomide children
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Inside the Send class war
Parents detect an element of divide and rule from politicos
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How do I know if I want children enough?
Watching my friends get married and buy houses and have babies reminds me I once imagined these things for myself
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Is the government about to lift the two-child benefit cap?
Pre-conference pressure means the policy could be abolished next week. But why has it taken so long?
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Angela Rayner is a victim of Britain’s housing crisis
The pressure on parents and divorcees has never been so harsh.
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The millennial parent trap
This generation are desperate to raise their children differently. Why?
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Health bosses failed to act on NHS clinic prescribing gender drugs to kids for five years
The organisations meant to safeguard care for gender-questioning young people are not working as they should.
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Gaza’s children need Britain’s support now
A Labour government should offer more than hypocrisy and broken promises to suffering young people.
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Schools need more sex education, not less
Children must be prepared for the world as it is.
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No one wants to pay to fix Britain
Labour backbenchers are preparing to rebel against cuts that haven’t even been announced yet.
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The horror of Gaza’s children’s hospitals
One doctor’s experience of life and death in the warzone.
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The Casey report reveals 15 years of establishment denial
The audit found a “collective failure to address questions about the ethnicity of grooming gangs”.
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The grooming gang fallout is only just beginning
Yvette Cooper’s statement on the Casey report revealed 15 years of national failure.
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My preferred medium for children’s education: musical theatre
When my stepdaughters want to know where the songs I’m humming come from, the history lessons begin.
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How the weather changed on the “cruel” two-child benefit cap
Labour’s manifesto promises on child poverty are catching up with Keir Starmer.
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