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Half of today’s babies will see their parents split up by the time they reach the age of 15
Children born last year are more likely than any previous generation to see their parents split up, research suggests.
Norway urges couples to go on date nights to avoid divorce
The Norwegian government is stepping in in an attempt to reduce the nation’s 40 per cent divorce rate
The government in Oslo has issued a plea to Norway’s married citizens: go on more date nights. The move comes amid rising divorce rates, which currently sit at 40 per cent, with those aged 40 to 44 most likely to split from their partners. The situation has become so dire that the authorities are stepping in, urging the nation’s couples to work at their relationships and carve out more couple time, the Guardian reports.
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Nearly half will experience family breakdown, according to a report by the Marriage Foundation think tank. Its researchers estimate that 354,000 out of the 729,674 children born in England and Wales in 2012 will have parents who are separated by the time they reach the age of 15. The report also suggests that married couples are much more likely to stay together than those who are unmarried.
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