Do women choose and men decide?
Last month I wrote an article entitled ‘Men who marry are deciders not sliders’, where I showed that almost all of the fall in UK divorce rates since
Insights, reflections and commentary from our team on marriage, commitment and family life — exploring the stories and ideas behind our research.
Last month I wrote an article entitled ‘Men who marry are deciders not sliders’, where I showed that almost all of the fall in UK divorce rates since
It’s nearly twenty five years since my wife Kate confronted me about the state of our marriage. “Harry, you’re not the friend I need you
In an era of #MeToo, bad behaviour by men is quite rightly under the microscope like never before. But it would be wrong to assume that
It’s not just Brexit. Britain is also a nation divided over marriage. The better off marry and mostly stay together. The less well off don’t
One of the issues we’ve tried to address at Marriage Foundation is to find out the scale of family breakdown. A few years back, we
When Marriage Foundation was first launched in 2012, I was invited on to ITV’s This Morning show, whereupon I was ambushed by their agony aunt,
(Image: BBC Essex) A married couple from Essex, Debbie and Tony Dowsett, say they go away on dates, have sex and go away with other
On page 80 of today’s budget red book, Chancellor Philip Hammond announced his intention to relax the rules about where couples can get married, specifically aimed
It sounds like common sense. Live with somebody for a while and you’ll find out properly if you’re a good match for a life together.
The Times and Marriage Foundation will be hosting a top-level debate “Is it time to reform our divorce laws?” at 1830 next Monday 24 September
(photo credit BBC) It’s a situation that I wouldn’t wish on anyone. After 23 years and four children together, Siobhan McLaughlin’s partner died leaving her to
Our growing mental health crisis is often presented as a recent problem. Too much social media . Too much exam pressure. Casting blame on factors