Â£50,000 cost of raising a child
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Parents in Britain are spending an average of nearly Â£3,000 a year on each child, a survey suggests.
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The cost to the NHS of maternity care for mothers born outside the UK has risen by Â£200m in a decade, the BBC learns.
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Free personal and nursing care appears to be costing much more than expected, according to executive figures.
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Donations from the British public for victims of last Sunday's Asian earthquake reach the Â£50m mark.
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The cost of maintaining the Northern Ireland Assembly since its suspension in 2002 is more than Â£50m.
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Like an allowance that extends far past adolescence, parents are helping finance their childrenâs lives longer, and depleting their retirement savings in the process.
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Four in 10 parents dip into their savings in order to give their children a head start in adult life, a survey suggests.
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Fleeting childhood moments can have profound financial consequences.
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As many as 50,000 children could have died in the tsunami. Surviving them could be as many as 100,000 distraught parents.
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Undergraduates in the city earn more than Â£90 a week on average, just behind Glasgow, Cambridge and Cardiff. Their hard-earned cash is likely to be spent on looking good and socialising, the
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Children are entitled to a childhood and parents need help to realise this right, the Conservatives say.
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Expenses like travel and food cost parents of state school pupils more than Â£700 a year, says a report.
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Grandparents are increasingly paying for their grandchildren's care, according to research.
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Â· Â£50 fine each time an excluded child roams Â· New law part of drive to improve school discipline
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Comment is free: Alexander Chancellor:  Most people aspire to achieve financial security for the children. It seems odd that someone rich should aspire to the exact opposite
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Business & money: Â·  Petrol heads to Â£1 a litre for the holiday season Â·  Crude hits near-record level amid hurricane fears
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The government puts more money towards having 50% of young people being students, amid renewed criticism.