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China will pay families to have children in an attempt to combat the country’s declining birth rate. Xi Jinping’s government will give parents 3,600 yuan (£367) a year per child until they are three ...

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China plans a national cash handout for every newborn to tackle a falling birth rate that threatens its economic future.