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A menace to society? Britain is in the grip of the biggest baby explosion for 40 years, creating huge social problems. With two boomers of her own, Helen Rumbelow asks why nobody saw it coming.

• Source: The Times (London, England). 2010, pages. 32

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Never so good again: by the time the sixties arrived, with the welfare state established, Britain's baby boomer generation was having a ball. But its obsession with novelty and a lack of respect for the traditions of its elders sowed the seeds of today's anxieties, argues Francis Beckett

• Authors : Beckett, Francis

• Source: History Today. May, 2010, Vol. 60 Issue 5, p30, 7 p.

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Redefining the rules of the generation game.

• Authors : Allen, Andy

• Source: People Management. 2008, Vol. 14, Issue 19, pages. 2

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Middle class pensioners risking health by drinking a bottle of whisky a week; Baby boomers are risking their health by drinking way too much in older age.

• Source: The Telegraph Online. 2015.

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Sandwich bored.

• Authors : Allum, Gina

• Source: New Statesman. 2012, Vol. 141, Issue 5135, pages. 1

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Stop the boomer-bashing.

• Authors : Hinsliff, Gaby

• Source: New Statesman. 2010, Vol. 139, Issue 4986, pages. 1

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Four recessions, runaway inflation, sky-high taxes: who says Baby Boomers had it easy?

• Authors : Vander Weyer, Martin

• Source: Spectator. July 20, 2013, Vol. 322 Issue 9647, p30, 1 p.

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All the lonely old people: it is Britain's 'national shame' and a growing health crisis among the elderly: an epidemic of loneliness.

• Authors : McLaren, Leah

• Source: Maclean's. March 17, 2014, Vol. 127 Issue 10, p36, 1 p.

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