Ignore Farage and worry about the real breastfeeding scandal
Breastfeeding rates are low in Britain and the mothers who are least likely to breastfeed are the poorest and least supported.
Breastfeeding rates are low in Britain and the mothers who are least likely to breastfeed are the poorest and least supported.
This year’s GCSE results show the biggest difference between boys’ and girls’ performance since 2003.
The competitive process has not delivered value for anyone.
Hungry children in Stoke-on-Trent have been rummaging through bins looking for something to eat.
Children who attend private school will earn almost £200,000 more that state school pupils in the first 16 years of their career.
Reading some of the media coverage of our child protection system, it would be easy to believe social workers enter the profession to cause harm.
Today’s announcements are welcome, but the direction of travel is worrying.
In Norway, state support for childcare goes to providers who have to meet quality criteria in order to receive any money.
Tory MEPs are set to make a last ditch attempt to stop Labour-led reforms designed to reduce the take up of smoking by children.
Writing in today’s Guardian, Zoe Williams has interpreted the ban as yet another way of demonising poor parents.