...as a blueprint for creating policy in future that impacts young people.

We welcome this expansive and historic plan, and we look forward to seeing the difference it can make to children’s lives in the years to come.

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...to work after maternity leave are bold measures to improve childhoods – not the sticking plaster measures of the past.

Ministers involved in creating the strategy listened extensively to children impacted by deep poverty over many months and we hope this way of working is used...

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the UK Govt is committed to giving every child the best start in life. This is a moment of hope for hard up families.

We look forward to working with the UK Govt to build on this announcement and the forthcoming child poverty strategy to tackle systemic issues that hold too many families back.

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Every child deserves a childhood free of poverty. For too long, children have been penalised by this pernicious policy, through no fault of their own.

This announcement sends a clear signal that all our children's lives are valued regardless of the circumstances of their birth and that...

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Don't just take our word for it. Over 40 economists, academics, and policy experts back us too: bit.ly/483RpWk

The UK Government must scrap the two-child limit in full at the upcoming Budget, to start turning the tide on child poverty.

With every passing day, the risk to children and civilians is getting worse. We're seeing escalating attacks on civilian areas that suggest a complete disregard for children and their rights.

It is more critical than ever before that parties to the conflict ensure civilians are protected.

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The UK Government must do this in the Budget, no ifs, no buts.

The fact is that scrapping the two-child limit in full is the most cost-effective way to reduce child poverty and deliver economic returns in the long-term.

The majority of families affected by the two-child limit have three children.

A large majority of the remaining families who aren't currently working are unable to do so.