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Autumn 2008: No 133
- From promoting harm to preventing good
- Review article: Licensed to Hug
- How child protection becomes perverse and counterproductive
- Birth outside marriage: Does it really matter?
- The Next Generation: Facing up to the challenge of relational and emotional poverty
- The HPV Vaccine - Reasons for caution
- The HPV Vaccine: Questions and Answers for parents
- Review: Hooked: New science on how casual sex is affecting our children
- Sex education lobby fights to replace parents with the state
- Teenage Pregnancy Unit admits statistical error
- Royal Mail honours leading eugenicist
- Review: Governments and Marriage Education Policy
- UN children's rights committee seeks to impose radical social agenda
- Review: Growing Up…Growing Wise@Home
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Summer 2008: No 132
- Arctic Conditions – towards a better way of taxing families
- The retreat from reason
- Annual General Meeting and Conference
- Local Reports
- Northern Ireland
- Cornwall
- Derbyshire
- Oxfordshire
- Ireland
- Scotland
- Alive to the World
- Challenge Team UK
- Education and the culture
- Rites of passage in a modern age
- Family Life Award
- Government agency has no answer to high STI rates
- Social engineering in schools
- Abortion rates continue to rise among the young
- Sex and Relationship Education review
- New trustee - Dr Joseph Lim
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Spring 2008: No 131
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AGM and conference
- Government presses ahead with writing fathers out of the script
- Falling marriage rates – mark of a mature society or cause for concern?
- Government launches review of sex education
- The Sex Education Forum: Are they getting it right?
- Towards an EU strategy on the rights of the child
- The damaging effects of social dysfunction and family breakdown
- Have public attitudes really become so liberal?
- Book reviews
- The Butterfly Book
- The Great Reading Disaster
- Courts urged to go easy on good parents
- Comment on new sentencing guidelines
- Dismantling the altar of ‘safe sex’
- A letter from Valerie Riches
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Winter 2007/2008: No 130
- Children’s Plan sends out more mixed messages about the role of parents
- The Children’s Plan: What the politicians are saying
- Facing the facts about sex education and the morning-after pill
- Government resists pressure to ban smacking
- Comment on smacking review
- Is cohabitation a good preparation for marriage?
- Home education guidelines
- New sponsor: Michael McKenzie CB, QC
- ContactPoint to be delayed
- Denis Riches (1926-2007)
- Northern Ireland children’s commissioner fails in bid to ban smacking
- Government to review sex education in schools
- Annual General Meeting and Conference
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Autumn 2007: No 129
- SEAL: Concerns mount over ‘large-scale psychological experiment on young people’
- Children’s right to confidentiality trumps parental responsibility and the age of consent, says GMC
- Parliamentary Committee decides fathers are dispensable
- Under-18 abortions continue to rise
- The last word on abstinence?
- Northern Ireland High Court ruling has implications for freedom of speech throughout the UK
- ContactPoint
- Book Reviews
- Questions Kids Ask About Sex
- The War Between the State and the Family
- From Innocents to Agents
- Who Cares?
- Does Divorce Law Affect the Divorce Rate?
- Marriage and the provision of unpaid care
- Alarming rise in the use of drugs to control children’s behaviour
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Summer 2007: No 128
- Realism and optimism at annual conference
- Prospects for family policy under Gordon Brown
- Local reports
- Family Life Award
- The role of the family in preventing youth crime
- The Fragmenting Family: Is the family just a social construct?
- FYC accused of immorality by British Humanist Association
- Children's commissioner rebrands as 11 Million
- Review of Built on Love
- The sexual orientation regulations and employment
- Government review of law on smacking
- Ofsted's ideological bias in sex education
- Professor James S Scott
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Spring 2007: No 127
- AGM and Conference
- New sexual orientation regulations place severe constraints on freedom of conscience
- How the regulations were railroaded through Parliament
- A vote too far
- Unicef report highlights importance of family structure for the wellbeing of children
- Popular education publisher trivialises child abuse in new book for schools
- Book review: The Fragmenting Family
- Same-sex parenting: Is it in the best interests of the child?
- Magistrate forced to resign over same-sex adoption
- Violence in schools
- STIs continue to rise among young women
- Children's Database to be known as ContactPoint
- Government respect for home education
- MP presents Bill calling for respect for parents
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Winter 2006/2007: No 126
- Sexual orientation regulations seek to force public approval of homosexual practice
- Unease about children’s database continues to grow
- Children’s database: quotable quotes
- The children’s list that will do more harm than good
- Dutch myths discarded by Teachers TV
- Flagship sex education programme fails to reduce teenage pregnancy rates
- Growing up …growing wise
- Morning-after pill fails to reduce unplanned pregnancy rates
- Remotely Controlled: How television is damaging our lives and what we can do about it
- Freedom’s Orphans: Raising youth in a changing world
- The State of the Nation Report: Fractured Families
- How much do parents really know?
- Sex education at a school near you?
- Government proposes to make fathers redundant
- Teenage contraceptive schemes proving counterproductive
- Annual General Meeting and Conference
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Autumn 2006: No 125
- New UK study confirms benefits of marriage
- Good Childhood Inquiry
- Rise in childhood depression and behavioural and developmental problems attracts widespread concern
- Toxic Childhood: How the modern world is damaging our children and what we can do about it
- Advisory group says abortion should be presented as an option to children
- Abortions performed on married women account for less than a fifth of the total
- The Lost Generation: Why our children are in crisis
- Information Sharing Index Consultation
- Children’s commissioner sets out in pursuit of a radical children’s rights agenda
- Commons support for smacking ban vastly overestimated
- When teenage pregnancy is planned
- Morning-after pill fails to cut abortion rate
- Life without children
- Family Policy, Family Changes: Sweden, Italy and Britain Compared
- Full-Time Mothers annual meeting
- Teenage pregnancy – more of the same
- British public remains strongly opposed to a ban on smacking
- Sexual orientation discrimination regulations
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Summer 2006: No 124
- Children: Over Surveilled, Under Protected
- Annual General Meeting and Conference
- Challenges to marriage, freedom, family and the welfare of children and young people
- Local Reports
- Scotland
- Avon
- West Sussex
- Cornwall
- Republic of Ireland
- Devon
- London
- Oxfordshire
- Challenge Team UK
- The effects of early childcare on children’s development
- The Fight for the Family goes on
- Gap Year Opportunity
- Sexual Orientation Regulations
- Ideology perpetuates Dutch myth
- School nurse accountability
- RCN votes against smacking ban
- Law Commission consultation
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Spring 2006: No 123
- Annual General Meeting and Conference
- The Nationalisation of Childhood
- Youth Matters: Next Steps
- The influence of the media on teenage sexual attitudes and behaviour
- Role of school nurses to expand
- Sexual orientation regulations threaten to undermine traditional morality and religious liberty
- European Parliament Resolution on ‘Homophobia in Europe'
- The social costs of feminism
- Family structure and children's educational outcomes
- If family structure in the USA were as strong today as it was in 1970…
- Teenagers: Why do they do that?
- What age of consent?
- Paternity leave problem
- Wraparound childcare warning
- National Parenting Academy
- BBC upholds FYC complaint
- Sponsors
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Winter 2005-2006: No 122
- Annual General Meeting and Conference
- Doubts remain over children's database
- In loco parentis: badge of honour to be discarded or restored?
- Confidentiality policy challenged in High Court
- 'Morning-after pill' figures cause concern
- Special offer - two books for the price of one
- Book Reviews
o Mentoring Marriages
o No Man's Land
o Family Structure and Economic Outcomes
o The Tina Project
- The social and economic advantages of supporting marriage
- Families and the state
- Teenage sex and drug-taking increases risk of depression
- Ten benefits of frequent family meals
- Child abuse deaths and family structure
- Home education: a 'fundamental right'
- The hidden costs of childcare
- Civil partnership doesn't spell marriage
- Dr Trevor Stammers
Special News Update:
- High Court judgment drives wedge between parents and their children
- High Court judgment does young people no favours
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Autumn 2005: No 121
- ‘Somewhere to go, something to do' – the Green Paper on youth
- Do we really need more public investment in youth activities?
- Youth ‘matters', but what about marriage?
- ‘The Future of Family Law'
- Building a culture of respect: Where does the family fit in?
- Parenting orders
- The Respect Task Force
- ‘Fiscal Policy and the Family'
- Civil partnerships and ‘neutral language'
- Child protection and ‘the right to confidentiality'
- Contraception and unwanted pregnancies
- The growing use of drugs to control children's behaviour
- Feminist agenda burdens women and society
- Children in the dock – and on the bench
- Working wives and divorce
- Nurseries cause toddlers stress
- Human Fertilisation and Embryology Review
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Summer 2005: No 120
- Annual General Meeting
- Family Life Award
- Local reports
- Parents, Children and the Law
- The importance of fatherhood
- Extended schools
- Restoring choice to parents
- Respect for parents
- Information sharing databases
- Rise in out-of-wedlock births
- Young people and cannabis
- Jack Proom
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Spring 2005: No 119
- Annual conference
- General Election 2005
- Questions for candidates
- The Price of Parenthood
- Child Rearing for Fun
- Appointment of children’s commissioner for England
- The dangers of information sharing databases
- Truth in history?
- Angela Appleby
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Winter 2004/5: No 118
- Limited choice for parents: the government’s
vision for ‘the best start for children’
- Policies
aimed at driving mothers out to work contribute to anti-social
behaviour
- Westminster Hall debate on parents and family policy
- ‘Celebrating
the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family’
- The relationship between the family
and the state
- Children Act 2004
- Mother mounts challenge to confidentiality
policy
- Schools after Section 28
- Public funds
for Channel 4?
- Baroness O’Cathain
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Autumn 2004: No 117
- Government guidance on under-16 confidentiality policies
- The courts and the age of consent
- Police concerns about moves to change the law on smacking
- The impact of TV on teenage sexual activity
- FYC in the news
- Why not civil partnerships?
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Summer 2004: No 116
- Report on annual conference
- Sue Relf – Family Life Award 2004
- From the Director’s Report…
- Local Reports
- Children Bill Update
- Why smacking should not be banned
- Sweden and the BBC
- AGM 2005
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Spring 2004: No 115
- Teenage pregnancy strategy fails teens
- The Children Bill
- Tracking children
- Children's commissioner
- Threat to reasonable discipline
- Challenge Team UK
- Annual General Meeting
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Winter 2003/4: No 114
- Changes and Challenges
- ‘Adolescent health’
- Sexual health meeting at Stormont
- Words of wisdom from Melanie Phillips
- Harry Benson on domestic violence
- The Other 3Rs
- Annual General Meeting
- The Art of Loving Well in local libraries
- News in brief
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Autumn 2003: No 113
- Every child matters
- Abstinence under fire
- Who would have thought it?
- The Other 3 Rs goes live!
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Summer 2003: No 112
- FET AGM & Conference
- A Date for Your Diaries
- Section 28
- Legacies
- A sad loss
- Book reviews
- A Message from the Founder President
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Spring 2003: No 111
- Annual Conference
- Dutch Utopia
- Children's Commissioner for England?
- Children's sexual 'rights'
- The 'proof' that sex education works
- Review: Sex, condoms and STDs
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Winter 2002/3: No 110
- The Challenge Team
- The Other Three Rs goes live!
- Ronald Butt CBE
- The Dutch Utopia
- Book Review
- News in brief
- Some recent publications available from the society
- And finally . .
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Autumn 2002: No 109
- The Baroness Young, DL
- Experiments in Living
- News in Brief
- The Challenge Team
- Population control and family planning
- A report from Scotland
- Review: There is such a thing as society
- Some recent publications available from the society
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Summer 2002: No 108
- AGM & Conference
- Family Life Award 2002
- Those Family Life Awards in Full !
- A Date for Your Diary
- Inquiry on Sexual Health
- The Failure of Sex Education
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Spring 2002: No 107
- Important New Research
- Taking a Firm Line on Abstinence
- Book Reviews
- News in Brief
- Annual General Meeting
- And Finally
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Winter 2001/2: No 106
- Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles
- Love Says 'Wait'
- Children In Need
- Annual Conference
- Abstinence Education
- Rejected by the Sex Education Forum
- News in Brief
- New Factsheets
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Autumn 2001: No 105
- IPPF and Parents' Rights
- News in Brief
- Top Ten Myths of Divorce
- Teenage Pregnancy Strategies
- Review of The 'M' Word
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Summer 2001: No 104
- AGM & Conference
- Family Life Award
- A Date for Your Diary
- A Prophetic Voice
- Happy Ever After
- Bookshelf
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Spring 2001: No 103
- Annual Conference
- George Brown on Divorce
- Sex, Lies and Cigarettes
- Girl Guides
- News in Brief
- Book Review
- Obituary: Dr Ambrose John King
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Winter 2000/1: No 102
- Abstinence in the BMJ
- How much child abuse
- Making Sense of Censorship
- Transferable Tax
- To school or not to school?
- Parental leave... will it really help?
- Prof Jerome Lejeune
- Book Reviews
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Autumn 2000: No 101
- Sex Under Sixteen?
- A date for your diary
- Director's Message
- ...and from the Founder President
- Sex and Relationship Education Guidance
- Sexually Transmitted Infections
- Same Sex 'Marriage'
- Amen to that!
- Bequests and Legacies
- Book Reviews
- Special Offers
- ChildLine
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Summer 2000: No 100
- All change for Waterloo!
- Family Life Award: Citation
- Annual General Meeting
- Smacking blindness
- Well done Safeway!
- Marriage 2000
- FET in Scotland
- News Items...
- European Employment Directive
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Spring 2000: No 99
- Annual Conference
- Book Review
- Children's Society
- News in brief
- Neo-traditionalism
- Parents: personæ non gratæ
- Parental disipline
- Section 28
- Whose democracy?
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Winter 1999/2000: No 98
- News in brief
- Section 28
- Funding Marriage support
- The ‘Widow’ Reaction
- Book Review
- UN Convention on Children’s Rights
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