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How Kate Middleton's hair has changed over the years: her new sleek straight hair, golden highlights, signature waves, and more royal looks.

If we get those early years right, we can avoid so much harm later in life. So why don’t we properly support parents?, says Beverley Barnett-Jones of Nuffield Family Justice Observatory

Any teacher will tell you of the horrors we are expected to endure that simply wouldn’t fly at any other place of work.

The Labour leader also labelled Rishi Sunak as Mr One Per Cent on his visit.

Providing a safety net from ‘cradle to grave’ is already too late. Time to revive an old Labour policy that can make things fairer, says Mary Reader of the London School of Economics

While Britons increasingly value life outside the daily grind, the government is pursuing a class-based approach to kicking people back to work, writes Guardian columnist John Harris

The shadow education secretary is determined to put childcare reform at the heart of Labour’s policy – and stop Jeremy Hunt stealing her thunder

Jeremy Hunt’s Budget won’t fix the childcare crisis. Rethinking work, motherhood and better pay for nursery staff and childminders might.

Letters: <strong>David Blunkett </strong>says the chancellor has distorted the truth about childcare in his budget statement, while <strong>Tony Roberts </strong>says<strong> </strong>the Tories have always misunderstood the importance of early years provision. Plus letters from <strong>Margaret Varley </strong>and<strong> Ursula Shone</strong>

Jeremy Hunt has announced reforms to childcare, pensions and disability benefits. What do they mean for the economy?