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Mother's declarations of love to children help them to cope better with stresses of adulthood, highlighting the mother-child bond in emotional flexibility, a study says.

A research team, led by Dr. Joanna Maselko of Duke University in North Carolina, has found out that high levels of motherly affection are likely to facilitate secure attachments which not only lowers distress but may also help a child to develop effective life, social, and coping skills as adults.

The United Kingdom is moving closer to winning "the worst nation title" across Europe in terms of family values.

A report by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), which represents industrialized countries in the West, has said that the UK is steadily moving forward to become a morally failed state.

Despite the general belief, a new study says men also suffer emotionally when their partner experiences a miscarriage but they recover more quickly from the distress.

For long, many believed that men do not bond with their unborn child, stressing that miscarriage do not affect men.

With 10000 children in care of the UK government, taking kids from their parents is seen as a last resort. But some British families have been torn apart by social workers who remove children over minor domestic issues.

On this edition of Peter Lavelle's CrossTalk, he asks his guests whether the younger generation will live as well as their parents, and if there will be a state pension for them when they finally retire.