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Why are we having fewer children? | In Case You Missed It
If fewer people have children… what happens next?
Across the globe birth rates are falling, populations are ageing and debates about parenthood have become intensely divisive.
In this video, we set out to understand why parenthood might no longer feel like the default option, why birth rates are falling faster in some places than others and what this trend could mean for our future.
In case you’re interested here are some of the stories we reference in this video:
1. Scotland’s birth rate falls to lowest level since 1855 – https://bbc.in/4vV6WBw
2. Scotland’s deaths outnumber births – so why is the population still rising? – https://bbc.in/4sXjG84
In Case You Missed It is a new YouTube series from BBC News telling stories from across the UK. Let us know what you think in the comments and tell us if there are any stories you think we should cover next!
In this video…
00:00 – Intro
00:37 – The UK’s population pyramid
01:34 – The story so far… on social media
02:46 – Scotland’s population data
06:30 – What’s a ‘baby desert’?
07:21 – The cost of having children
08:07 – ‘Social infertility’ – reasons we might not have children
11:32 – The Japanese example – ‘a quiet state of emergency’
12:30 – What does the future hold?
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Two people have been wounded in a shooting near the White House, including a suspect and possible bystander, law enforcement sources tell the BBC’s US partner CBS News.
It appears a person shot at Secret Service agents unsuccessfully, and the agents returned fire, the sources say.
FBI director Kash Patel says the Secret Service is currently responding to the incident.
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Negotiators for the US and Iran have agreed a framework of a deal that would extend their ceasefire for 60 days and launch negotiations on the future of Iran’s nuclear programme, US sources say.
The agreement comes amid continued strikes and accusations of ceasefire violations, with tensions still high across the region.
Talks are also said to include potential changes to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, a key global energy route.
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