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Can Clare's Law really stem the violence towards women that young people feel is 'normal' and deserved?
8 Dec 2013: After Christmas, Clare's Law will allow us to ask the police if our partner has a history of domestic violence. But that's where even bigger problems start, says Eva Wiseman
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15 Dec 2013: Hannah Partos: While overall cancer survival rates have improved, young people fare less well – and their symptoms are often dismissed -
13 Dec 2013:
Polly Toynbee: The fall in young women having children is no accident – it's thanks to a programme that should be a model for social policy
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12 Dec 2013:
The focus remains on offering financial and practical support, but these young people also need emotional aid, writes Natasha Adley
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9 Dec 2013: Letter: The most vulnerable young people in foster care are the group least likely to 'stay put'
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9 Dec 2013:
Michele Hanson: We escaped working into our dotage with aching feet and fading eyesight, but our children and grandchildren have got it coming
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8 Dec 2013:
Mariano Rajoy believes his austerity efforts have made sense and that the country can hope for better things in 2014
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8 Dec 2013: After Christmas, Clare's Law will allow us to ask the police if our partner has a history of domestic violence. But that's where even bigger problems start, says Eva Wiseman
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7 Dec 2013:
When Adam Patterson began photographing London gang leader Vipoh, he was looking for a way to understand knife culture. Instead, he gained a unique insight into a man desperate to escape a life of violence. Simon Hattenstone reports on an extraordinary collaboration
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6 Dec 2013:
Aditya Chakrabortty: The forecasts of growth should be good news for young people just starting out in work, but in fact this appears to be a recovery for the elderly, the wealthy and the bosses
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Sponsored feature, 6 Dec 2013: The younger generations can get overlooked when it comes to cancer as it is seen as a disease of older people, explains Vivien Goldsmith
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6 Dec 2013:
Bombarded with belfies? Up to here with status updates? 2013 is the year digital bragging took over the web. We expose the worst offenders
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Guardian Professional,
6 Dec 2013:
Giving young people the right to stay with foster carers until they are 21 years old is a major step forward, says Natasha Finlayson
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6 Dec 2013: Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett: My parents had free healthcare and liked the Beatles, but they didn't steal anyone's future
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5 Dec 2013: Unemployed 18 to 21-year-olds without basic maths and English will only get benefits if they undergo 16 hours of training a week
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5 Dec 2013:
Unemployment rate would fall to 7.1% in 2014 from 7.6% this year, the chancellor said presenting his autumn statement
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