The Times

The Times, 30 April 2004 With family, says Monica Porter, more isn't always merrier So the extended family is set to make a comeback, according to research carried out by a major building society. It’s easy to see why. Grown-up children can’t

 The Times, 19 November 2003   Whenever I hear about a couple who are getting divorced, I wonder whether they’ve considered the distressing impact it will have on their social lives. Probably not. On the verge of a marital break-up, all you

The Times, 12 February 2003 Britain should reject immigrants who dislike its tolerant, democratic values, says Monica Porter The government’s recent announcement that it aims to cut immigration figures by a whopping 50 per cent was music to my ears. Action at

The Times, 15 January 2003 Finding a partner who can co-exist with your offspring is a challenge. But it can be done, says Monica Porter, who has a few tips. When my partner Nick and I moved in together about 18 months

The Times, 17 July 2001 Divorce without conflict A US study says that children of parents with a long history of discord are harmed less by marital breakup than those whose parents separate suddenly. Monica Porter's experience is that the opposite is