I'm historian Lucy Wesley, and I'm happy to tell you that my Sunday time's best-selling

biography of Agatha Christie is out now in paperback.

In it, I've uncovered the clues to reveal a remarkable life.

Although Agatha Christie would pretend to be just a quiet housewife, she was in fact

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For couples with young children, dividing up the parental load can be tricky.

Whose turn is it to change the nappy?

Who's getting out of bed when the baby cries?

And perhaps, hardest of all, who is going to put their career on hold to take care of

the kids, most of the time the answer is the same, it's mum.

Almost half of non-working mothers say they would prefer to work if they could arrange suitable

childcare.

For many women, a career break becomes a career end.

In the new Chancellor's Spring Budget, Jeremy Hunt acknowledged that the burden falls

disproportionately on women and announced plans to cut childcare costs.

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