Children want time, not money; the web is good for your brain; and girls just want to have fame.

Weekly News Review from a Christian Viewpoint.

Patrick Woodward talks to Catherine Butcher editor of the Mothers’ Union “Families First” magazine,   about the latest news from a Christian perspective.  Today, a survey of children find that they want more time from their parents, rather than money, and most would bring up their own children differently.  Also,  surfing the internet is as good for your brain as crossword puzzles among older people, and the main ambition among girls is to have instant fame, thanks to the messages of modern media.

Story links:

Children want time, not money:

inthenews.co.uk  Children want time, not cash

careforthefamily.org.uk  Care for the Family

The web is good for your brain:

bbc.co.uk  Internet use ‘good for the brain’

cnn.com Google does a brain good

Girls just want to have fame:

telegraph.co.uk Girls just want to win the X Factor

telegraph.co.uk  “Who are we to judge?”

barbara-follett.org.uk  Barbara Follett, MP

China and Burma in the media spotlight, 'girl crime' on the up, and flexible working frees parents

18th May 2008
Weekly News Review from a Christian Viewpoint.

Patrick Woodward talks with Editor of the Mothers Union ‘Home and Family’ magazine, Catherine Butcher about the latest news from a Christian’s perspective. Today, a look at China and Burma and their contrasting attitudes to foreign countries, ‘girl crime’ is reportedly on the up, and parents free to care more for their kids, because of flexible working hours.

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Mistrust in Burma, mistrust in the media, and Sir Cliff's new book

11th May 2008
Weekly News Review from a Christian Viewpoint.

Patrick Woodward talks with Editor of the Inspire Magazine Russ Bravo about the latest news from a Christian’s perspective. Today, Mistrust in Burma, mistrust in the media, and Sir Cliff’s new book.