
12 October 2008
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The annual Conservative conference in Birmingham last week saw the party flesh out some of its plans. Ravi Chandiramani reports on the implications for children and young people.
The paradox of areas that need quality childcare the most having it in the least measure looks far from being solved. Simon Vevers asks why.
More social stigma attaches to absent mothers than fathers, but this only makes it more difficult for the children, says Judith Napier.
The Labour Party gathered for its annual conference in Manchester last week. Lauren Higgs reports on Gordon Brown's fight back and how policies on children fit in.
The Government has proposed extending the age range for free nursery education, before the issue of its financial impact on providers has been worked out. Simon Vevers hears what they...
Social and economic policies keep children in living conditions that decrease their life expectancy. Annette Rawstrone looks at a new study.
The Liberal Democrats gathered in Bournemouth last week for their annual conference. But as Alison Bennett discovered, behind the headlines and big speeches, fresh ideas for children's and youth policy...
The Labour Party has accused the Conservatives of changing their image but continuing to pursue "policies that are unchanged and unfair".
The government should legislate to make local authorities responsible for children in custody, according to justice secretary Jack Straw.
Schools minister Jim Knight has agreed to consider allowing schools to measure well-being through self-evaluation.
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