22nd January 2019

China's Population

The UN currently estimates that China has a population of 1.41 billion people. This is set to peak in 2029 at 1.44 billion before what is described as an ‘unstoppable’ decline according to a...

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21st January 2019

School Segregation

The following podcast from The Guardian explores school segregation in Birmingham.

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18th January 2019

'Primal screens'

An article that could help support not just be used for the families and households unit, but also for the media unit focusing on screen time.

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17th January 2019

'The generation game'

This article focuses on how childhood has changed more recently and acts as an introduction to the special report itself.

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16th January 2019

'Plastic brains'

This article focuses on the education of children, and how much child care support various countries provide for families.

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This article focuses on how childhood has changed throughout history, or at least the perception of it.

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The Economist recently published a special report into childhood with a series of articles looking at aspects such as technology, the changing role of children in society and the impacts of poverty.

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11th January 2019

Parkrun

Here is an interesting opinion piece from The Guardian about 'Parkrun', a free weekly running initiative that is assisted by volunteers.

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Here is a documentary from National Geographic about Singapore.

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Recent global figures have shown that women are having less children (average 2.4 children).

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8th January 2019

Domestic Abuse

The following article explores the impact of domestic abuse and violence on males.

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7th January 2019

Instagram Stars

Bloomberg has created a mini-series of short documentaries entitled 'Next Jobs', a closer look at jobs of the future.

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21st December 2018

Green Taxes

Recent unrest in France has led to President Macron revoking a tax on motor fuel that was intended to be one strategy to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Macron was partly forced to do this as...

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20th December 2018

Social Media and Surgery

The following video from Broadly explores how the impact of social media is leading some people to opt for plastic surgery. But instead of people asking to look like someone else (as one of the...

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19th December 2018

Social Mobility

According to the recent report from the Social Mobility Commission, young people are “highly skeptical about advancement [in terms of social mobility] being a reality”.

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18th December 2018

Health Apps

Research by a mobile analytics group has found that the usage of health of fitness apps has grown by as much as 330% between 2014 and 2017. Some applications related to anxiety and depression have...

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17th December 2018

Divorce Rates

The Office of National Statistics reported in September that, in England and Wales in 2017, 8.4% of 1,000 opposite sex couples got divorced. On the other hand, divorce rates for same-sex couples...

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14th December 2018

Veganism

Is 'veganism' a religion?

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13th December 2018

Gene-edited babies

A story broke recently about a Chinese scientist who claims to have created the first genetically edited babies.

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12th December 2018

The MeToo Movement

The founder of the MeToo movement, Tarana Burke describes the campaign now as “unrecognisable’.

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