'Unmarried parents are six times more likely to split by their child's fifth birthday than those who are married, say researchers. Cohabiting partners face a 'disproportionate' risk of breaking up in the early years of their son or daughter's life. The study from the think-tank the Jubilee Centre will reignite concerns that Britain is fast becoming a nation of broken homes.'Saturday, June 18, 2011
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'Unmarried parents are six times more likely to split by their child's fifth birthday than those who are married, say researchers. Cohabiting partners face a 'disproportionate' risk of breaking up in the early years of their son or daughter's life. The study from the think-tank the Jubilee Centre will reignite concerns that Britain is fast becoming a nation of broken homes.'
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