Lizzie Porter
@lcmporter.bsky.social
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Award-winning correspondent based in Turkey for The National newspaper. English, français, العربيّة, فارسى, Türkçe öğreniyorum. I like elegant writing, translation, textiles, and the sea. All views are my own.
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Stephen Bush
@stephenkb.bsky.social
· Sep 7
At the risk of sounding like a government spokesperson, I wonder if we're too gloomy. NHS waiting times are falling, as are net migration numbers. Growth hasn't been fast, but it's improved. Real wages are growing. Inflation is a bit sticky, but much reduced.
Lizzie Porter
@lcmporter.bsky.social
· Sep 8
Turkey wants its people to have more children but they either aren't convinced - or can't afford them | The National
With the rising cost of living, limited childcare options and a general sense of insecurity, can Ankara's incentives to encourage larger families bear fruit?
www.thenationalnews.com
Lizzie Porter
@lcmporter.bsky.social
· Sep 6
Turkey wants its people to have more children but they either aren't convinced - or can't afford them | The National
With the rising cost of living, limited childcare options and a general sense of insecurity, can Ankara's incentives to encourage larger families bear fruit?
www.thenationalnews.com
Lizzie Porter
@lcmporter.bsky.social
· Sep 6
Turkey wants its people to have more children but they either aren't convinced - or can't afford them | The National
With the rising cost of living, limited childcare options and a general sense of insecurity, can Ankara's incentives to encourage larger families bear fruit?
www.thenationalnews.com
Lizzie Porter
@lcmporter.bsky.social
· Sep 6
Turkey wants its people to have more children but they either aren't convinced - or can't afford them | The National
With the rising cost of living, limited childcare options and a general sense of insecurity, can Ankara's incentives to encourage larger families bear fruit?
www.thenationalnews.com
Lizzie Porter
@lcmporter.bsky.social
· Sep 6
Turkey wants its people to have more children but they either aren't convinced - or can't afford them | The National
With the rising cost of living, limited childcare options and a general sense of insecurity, can Ankara's incentives to encourage larger families bear fruit?
www.thenationalnews.com