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Dads working longer hours but want more family time

Eighty percent of working dads believe they'll spend more than they earn this year, a poll by YouGov shows. They're also the ones most likely to say they'll quit their jobs in an attempt to support their kids' education.

The survey of 2,016 adults, age 24 and older, was conducted from December 7-9. It found that more than eight in 10 working fathers are "generally happy" with their job, but the number has dropped as the economy has weakened. And among working dads, the share who say they'll spend more than their earnings — a measure of how much they expect to be able to earn in years to come — is still higher than for married fathers and those with young children.

"I am a young father. We do not live in a post-industrial era — this is all I see as being possible," said one father who requested anonymity. "I'm not the man of the future. I don't have any kids yet, I'm not really planning to be."

It's the youngest age group, too, who are most likely to have low expectations to help their kids.

The majority of working fathers, 58 percent, feel they're going to lose income over the next 12 months, compared with just 27 percent of married fathers and 28 percent of those without kids.

This has also been the case for younger men, though the percentage of them who say they expect more than they get has dropped from 66 percent to 61 percent, to 49 percent among 15-year-olds and 35 percent among 18-year-olds.

More young men say they'll be able to afford college than older men, but a gap of a quarter — 31 percentage points — has persisted among married men and 18-year-olds.

And there's still a major divide among both men and women about what it would take to raise family. More than six in 10 women say raising a child requires work, compared with just 39 percent of men.

Young working dads, on the other hand, are more likely than older working dads and the working-age population overall to say it will require a lot of self-discipline — 52 percentage points in 2014 compared with 47 percent of working adults.

The growing gap between working fathers and those with young children suggests what's happening to the economy's supply of young people, according to the survey, and it's not hard to see where that will lead: into the home, in college and in long-term employment.

It's not the first time working fathers have found themselves pushed out of their jobs, as they have seen their salaries drop. A study in The Atlantic in 2013 found that men who dropped out o
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Sailor receives emergency help device after sinking by 20 meters (66 ft) with 30 tons of TNT in the first quarter of 2011

Fiji has launched a probe into allegations of corruption against several top officials, including prime minister Faurent Laurent and president Faurent Toure, after they were arrested in 2010 and accused of taking bribes.

Mr Laurent denies any wrongdoing. The arrests also triggered a wave of resignations from the government over the financial crisis and sparked a major constitutional overhaul that saw much smaller political powers taken over.

Mr Toure is not yet free because he faces murder charges in connection with the deaths of three former prime ministers during police operations after the 2006 tsunami. A court-appointed mediator told the court on Friday that he was "not ready to enter a plea of not guilty".