One in five British women will never have children. Jody Day explains why this growing trend has become a political as well as a personal issue

Should you accompany your four-year-old daughter into the men's toilets?

Is there any room left at the top?

While Britain's annual exam standards row rages on, the most important question is ignored: what should our children learn?

I assembled a group of teachers aged over 35 at my local comprehensive school and asked what has been lost and gained since they were at school

Keynes's reputation rests on his fearsome intellect. But marriage to a Russian ballerina helped too

I am the British love child of an Iranian sailor. I thought I would never meet my father: but, after almost 40 years, I did

Interest in promoting happiness has grown to the point where there are calls for it to be taught in schools. But there is no formula for happiness, and attempts to teach it may conflict with other things schools want to…

The recent furore over Channel 4's child-rearing documentary series Bringing Up Baby illustrates the danger of relying too much on flashy formats

The al-Hayalis were set to join the hundreds of thousands of middle-class families who have fled Iraq since the invasion. Just before their departure, calamity struck

Inspector Morse is one of Britain's most successful literary television adaptations. I first watched it while grieving for my father, and will always associate it with that time