The quiet truth about two-parent families
By almost every metric, children growing up in households where their parents are married and live together do better
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By almost every metric, children growing up in households where their parents are married and live together do better
In this latest extract from a new pro Union book, JOHN WILSON FOSTER says the Irish are at home in Britain:
Print this article Five years ago next month, British voters, in the largest turnout election ever, voted to leave the European Union by a 4-percentage-point margin. It was an unexpected result and a harbinger of Donald Trump’s even more unexpected election as president five months later. In both countries, key votes were cast by white non-college graduates. Blue-collar Democrats in Pennsylvania and the Midwest switched to Trump. Working-class voters long loyal to Labour joined leading Conservatives in supporting Brexit. Supposedly ascendant coalitions of metropolitan professionals and rac...
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A report that found people who identify as 'white Irish' typically earn considerably more than the average white Briton challenges old stereotypes, an economist has said. The Sewell Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities (Cred) found that the average earnings of Chinese, Indian and 'white Irish' exceed those of white British people - with the Irish topping the list, having average earnings 41% higher that the white British. At the other end of the scale were Pakistani and mixed white/black African communities, earning 15% less on average than white British people. The report found that whi...