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Controversial no-fault divorce plans delayed by six months
8 June 2021
Government legislation to allow no-fault divorce will not come into force this year due to a number of ‘technical issues’, the UK Government has said.
Dramatic reduction in family breakdown in Britain thanks to stronger marriages, new evidence shows
3 March 2021
According to the latest statistics on British families and households, stronger marriages have led to a dramatic reduction in family breakdown over the last decade.
MPs hear evidence on how the tax system treats families unfairly
23 February 2021
This week, the 13th annual The Taxation of UK Families 2019 Report by CARE and Tax and the Family was launched.
CARE publishes new guide to relationships and sex education
2 February 2021
In March 2017 Parliament voted to change the way sex education is taught in schools in England, introducing the new subject of relationships education in primary schools and changing sex education at…
Pornography linked to domestic violence, warn Peers
5 January 2021
The Domestic Abuse Bill (DAB) received further scrutiny in the House of Lords this week as it continues its journey to becoming law.
Welsh parents set to lose sex-ed right of withdrawal after Parliament vote
17 December 2020
Parental rights suffered a signficiant blow after the Welsh Parliament voted 41-10 in favour of new legislation which will fundamentally change the roles of parents and the state in respect to education…
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