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The life expectancy of women in the poorest parts of England has fallen by three months, while that of women in the wealthiest areas rose by almost as much, new figures show.There was a drop of 98 days in life expectancy at birth among women in the most deprived areas between 2012-14 and 2015-17, according to the Office for National Statistics ONS . Life expectancy for
stanley us women in the least deprived areas rose by almost 84 days, representing a divergence of around half a year in the length of the lives of the poorest and wealthiest women.Overall, life expectancy at birth between 2015 and 2017 for women living in the most deprived areas of England was 78.7 years, compared with 86.2 years for those in
stanley cup the least deprived areas 鈥?a gap of around seven and a half years.Among men, life expectancy for those in the most deprived parts of England was 74 years, compared with 83.3 years in the least deprived areas 鈥?a gap of nearly 10 years. The discrepancy between men in the richest and poorest areas had widened by about three months, but this was driven by a faster rise in life expectancy for the wealthy, while figures remained flat or fell slightly for the most impoverished.Womens life expectancy chartWidening inequality,
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The right of both divorced fathers and mothers to see their children is to be enshrined in law for the first time as part of changes to family justice, despite warnings from the government s independent review and lawyers that it would clog the courts .In a consultation paper the government will propose amending the law to explicitly recognise the importance of children having a relationship with both parents after separation.According to the government, studies show that following a divorce, 90% of children reside mainly with one of their parents 鈥?with just 12% of these children living with their father. This bias , say Whitehall sources, needs to be corrected.Under the four options proposed by the government, family courts will have a legal duty to ensure that parents have a continuing relationship with their children if a marriage breaks down 鈥?because a child s welfare is likely to be furthered .Ministers point to a 2008 study which claimed children with highly-involved dads develop better friendships, more empathy and higher levels of educational achievement and self-esteem.They are also less likely to become involved with crime or substance abuse .Earlier this year ministers had rejected the advice from the economist David Norgrove, who chaired an independent official review into family justice, and warned of the situation in Australia after the country introduced shared
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