For a sign of the times, look no further than the Windsors

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The fact that today's royal children often appear to be tense and unhappy when photographed, whereas the Queen and Princess Margaret always seemed secure and confident as children, reflects social upheavals which have taken place in recent decades. The changes which have taken place within the royal family and in the attitude of the media and the general public towards the royal family are very much in line with changes in family life as a whole over the last 50 years. The young female members of the royal family are starting to assert their rights, just as many ordinary wives are doing, and a new model of family life is emerging.

Social aspects, Kings and rulers, Kings

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Meet the exquisite Ms Oates

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American novelist Joyce Carol Oates writes partly to commemorate her parents' world. Her work is studied in universities, often in women's studies.Her books cover controversial aspects of life. She has written many short stories and 21 novels since 1964. 'Black Water,' which was published in 1992, is based on Ted Kennedy's car accident when a young woman died, but written from the woman's point of view. Oates was born in the Depression in the 30s and is the first of her family to go to university.

Novelists, Personalities, Literature, Women's studies, Oates, Joyce Carol

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She's raced a long way since the convent

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Yve Newbold, Hanson's company secretary, married at 17 and had four children while studying for her law degree. She took her solicitor's finals at 27. Her youngest child was four when she worked as a lawyer for IBM. She advocates starting a family before establishing a career and believes modern technology enables working at home. She expects a social change with men accepting a more domestic role and more mothers in the business world. She defends business ethics and is a practising Catholic.

Officials and employees, Women, Employment, Hanson PLC, Newbold, Yve

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