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    16:39

    Local

    Over 43% of 25 to 34-year-olds still live with their parents in Malaga province

    NURIA TRIGUERO

    An increasing number of young people are being trapped in a type of endless adolescence, unable to take on the challenges of adult life. Finding work, becoming independent and forming a family are things which the new generations are having to put ... their parents. In the past five years this percentage has risen by six points (it was under 37% in 2015) and is higher than the national and Andalusian averages. Remaining in the family nest is more common in the 25-34 age range. The INE survey shows ... aged over 65 in this situation in Malaga province (most of them widows), compared with 24,000 men. More people living alone The other major conclusion from this survey is that family sizes are becoming increasingly smaller, in line with the

    18:31

    Sport

    The long wait is over

    Rob Palmer

    ...work with the youth. Eight of the final team followed him from the academy as Real Sociedad did a mini-Barcelona and found the talent from within. The players were like sons to Alguacil. In fact, he was closer to the players than his family. During ... the pandemic he chose to stay within the football bubble rather than return to his family. His wife has seen him on just a handful of occasions since Christmas and, even then, she didn't really see him as he insisted on wearing a mask. The end result

    10:48

    Opinion

    Breaking out of the vicious circle

    Rachel Haynes

    ...reduction in hours and salary to be able to spend more time with their children. They would love to have more female candidates for top jobs, but point out that in reality many women do not pursue promotion because of family commitments. However, a father ... his career so that he can do the school run and have time to cook dinner for his family, is still rare, and making decisions that go against the grain of society requires that extra confidence and courage. But there's another more practical reason: ... of course the mother should be the one to reduce her hours - she earns less than her husband. Exactly. Not until we break this vicious circle, not until 'juggling' work and family is a task for both parents equally, will more women be able to crack

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