-
New curriculums that give the Gypsies' own culture a fair wind have engaged the imaginations of children who might otherwise have dropped out.
ECONOMIST: Gypsy children
-
When there's no affordable child care, that hurts children who wind up in second-rate care, or spending afternoons alone in front of the television set.
WHITEHOUSE: Creating the White House Council on Women & Girls
-
Numbers of the British vole - which inspired Ratty's character in the children's classic The Wind in the Willows - have plunged from seven million to less than a million in a decade.
BBC: Club's 'mince mink' campaign
-
Noise pollution from wind turbines, free sunscreen for children and more ladies toilets at entertainment venues were some of the other petitions discussed at the morning's committee.
BBC: Petitions Committee