No 'Nanny State' Insists Cameron

Friday, May 18, 2012 Parenting Classes Not A 'Nanny State' Policy, David Cameron Insists Free parenting classes are not a "nanny state" policy, David Cameron insisted as he unveiled a number of initiatives aimed at helping families. The prime minister said it was ludicrous that people had to train before they were allowed to drive a car but could bring up a baby with no practice at all and revealed he would have liked parenting classes himself. Read the full story here A $104 Billion Fad? Santander UK Downgraded By Moody's Amid Growing Eurozone Turmoil Inquest Opens Into Deaths Of Six Children In Derby House Fire Britain 'Needs A Spaceport To Rocket Ahead Of The Competition' Leveson To Hear From Hunt's Ex-Adviser And News Corp Lobbyist BLOG POSTS David Bull: Soccer Aid: Together as a Team We Can Save Children's Lives Even for the non football fans amongst us, it would have been hard to not get caught up in the drama that unfolded on our screens over the weekend as Manchester City clinched the Premiership title from their neighbours by the narrowest of margins. So dramatic were those last few moments, the sense of elation and despair of the fans and players was almost palpable. In its finest hour, football really can make you feel like you are part of something big. Jamie Oliver: Food Revolution Day The Food Revolution and Food Revolution Day is about empowering people through education or, frankly, just inspiring people to be more street-wise about food, where it comes from and how it affects their bodies. Lucy P. Marcus: Facebook Versus the Shareholder Spring Over the years Facebook will need to grapple with many issues that affect the development of the company and the lives of its users, from growth to innovating ahead of the curve, and from privacy to social responsibility. Marie Staunton: Equal Pay for Women - 60 Years on I was born the month that parliament voted equal pay for women. Even now the Equality and Human Rights Act (EHRC) estimates that my daughters may earn £361,000 less than men over their working life. But there is hope for my granddaughters. Malcolm Mackenzie: Streamy Windows All charts, like the sides of Frankie Sandford's fringe, are not created equal, and some are definitely cooler than others. The streaming chart has got to be cooler than the dry old Top 40, right?

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