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  The Big Concert – review

  22 Jun 2012: Collaboration between children and the Simón Bolívar orchestra offered touching moments, writes Kate Molleson

• Breadline Britain Day Four: benefits, mental health, poverty

  21 Jun 2012:

  The psychological and financial impact of austerity and welfare reform on vulnerable citizens

• Michael Gove is the enemy of promise

  21 Jun 2012: Fiona Millar: With his nostalgia for O-levels, the education secretary risks recreating the 'sheep and goats' divide in our school system

• Scrapping GCSEs will hurt yet another generation of children

  21 Jun 2012: Martin Belam: I experienced the disruption of the first year of GCSEs. Now Michael Gove wants to see more pupils treated as guinea pigs

• Young carers' needs should not be forgotten

  Guardian Professional, 21 Jun 2012:

  Up to 700,000 children look after parents or siblings, and they need support at home and in school, says Allison Hicks

• Life on the economic precipice

  20 Jun 2012: Letters: At present, 58% of children living in poverty live in households where at least one adult works and the number is rising

• What Cherie Booth doesn't understand about 'yummy mummies'

  20 Jun 2012: I gave up work to look after my son, not to drink expensive coffee or betray feminism

• The Jerry Sandusky trial and child sexual abuse's walking-wounded

  20 Jun 2012:

  Ellen Magnis: One reason victims of abuse often suffer in silence is because they know we don't want to hear about it. But now we must listen

• Milking austerity

  19 Jun 2012: Eliane Glaser: I'd rather have Thatcher's ideology than the politics of coalition, cutting milk while claiming to care

• Breadline Britain day two: hungry school kids and 'cliff edge' poverty

  19 Jun 2012:

  Austerity: we're looking at the rise in the numbers of children arriving at school hungry

• How do we improve childcare?

  19 Jun 2012:

  Anand Shukla, Susanna Rustin, Liz Bayram and Sarah Teather: As the government announces a childcare commission, our panel considers the issues that most need addressing

• Havens allow young people to reclaim their streets

  19 Jun 2012: Tessa Jowell's £100,000 will help expand a scheme that is successfully reducing teenagers' fear of gang and knife crime

• Breadline Britain: Demand grows for school breakfasts

  19 Jun 2012: Teachers report growing demand for free breakfasts and rising numbers of underweight, lethargic pupils with signs of hunger

• Exclusive: Half of teachers forced to feed pupils going hungry at home

  19 Jun 2012: Heads and doctors want needy children to get free breakfast as Guardian survey reveals upsurge in demand

• The American way of death revisited

  19 Jun 2012:

  Nicolaus Mills: Jessica Mitford once mocked our euphemisms, but the question of how to make a dignified ending is one we no longer ignore

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