
Ch 4 “Married at first sight”: A programme that doesn’t understand marriage
Channel 4 is at it again, recruiting single people to take part in the fourth series of their reality programme Married at first sight. In
Channel 4 is at it again, recruiting single people to take part in the fourth series of their reality programme Married at first sight. In
Ever since the 1930s, conventional wisdom among researchers has been that marriage tends to start off looking good and then gradually deteriorates over time. Although
Over the weekend, the Prime Minister reaffirmed her commitment to encouraging “fathers to share caring roles more fairly, through initiatives such as shared parental leave, and
The Church of England has just released its response to the Department for Education consultation on Relationship and Sex Education (“RSE”) in schools. The really
Today’s release from the Office for National Statistics reveals that marriage has hit an all-time low. The number of weddings in 2015 was 239,020, down
There’s a very simple equation. Less marriage = more unmarried cohabitation = more family instability The reason is that marriage is inherently stable whereas cohabitation