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Journalist @BBCWorld. Formerly found in Southeast Asia. Send me story/fried chicken tips: george.wright01@bbc.co.uk
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Parents pushed to breaking point by Child Maintenance Service, BBC told

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By Krupa Padhy Verified, George Wright Verified
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Katy said the lack of financial support means she has turned to food banks Parents have told BBC Panorama that the agency tasked with helping to secure financial support for children after separation or divorce is driving them to breaking point. Mothers described battling with the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) to get their ex-partners to pay up, while fathers said they have been caused anxiety and stress by administrative mistakes.
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Liechtenstein changes succession rule to allow women to ascend the throne

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By George Wright Verified
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Liechtenstein has announced that it has changed royal succession rules to allow women to ascend the throne. The declaration was made on the national day of the central European country, which has a population of just 44,000. Liechtenstein's current ruler, Prince Hans-Adam II, has been the head of their royal family since 1989. The rule change will not affect his heir, Hereditary Prince Alois, who was his first-born. Alois has carried out most official royal duties for the last two decades.
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Liechtenstein to allow women to ascend the throne

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By George Wright Verified
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10 hours ago Vaduz (AFP) – Liechtenstein, the tiny principality between Switzerland and Austria, announced Saturday that it has done away with male-heir priority to the throne, allowing firstborn women of the ruling house to now ascend. The declaration was made on the national day of the small country, whose …
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