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At least one in five police-recorded crimes relates to public protection threats, including domestic abuse, sexual offending and child-on-child abuse, according to the first Strategic Threat and Risk...
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Domestic abuse survivors will receive stronger legal protections to remain in their social homes while perpetrators are removed, under proposed amendments to the Social Housing Bill.The measures,...
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The NSPCC has reported a record number of contacts from adults concerned about children experiencing domestic abuse, with its Helpline handling 8,448 child welfare contacts on the issue in 2025/26.The...
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Farah Nazeer, CEO of Women’s Aid has responded to the new headline statistics from the ONS Crime Survey for England and Wales. She says:“We are deeply troubled to see today’s ONS figures...
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The NSPCC has reported a 10% increase in contacts from adults raising child protection concerns in sporting settings, with sexual abuse and exploitation the most frequently reported concerns.The...
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The Children’s Commissioner for England, Dame Rachel de Souza,  has called for a national Children’s Emergency Fund to address inequalities in children’s services, after a new report highlighted...
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More than seven in 10 kinship carers had little or no time to prepare before taking responsibility for a relative’s or friend’s child, with many left without adequate support, according to new...
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More than 100 MPs have called on Apple and Google to introduce nudity-blocking technology on children’s smartphones without delay, amid concerns about rising levels of online child sexual abuse and...
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Councils in England are receiving more than one request a day from victims and survivors of domestic abuse seeking safe accommodation, but shortages of suitable housing and financial pressures are...
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Councils in England spent £9.5bn supporting children in care in 2025/26, an increase of almost a third in real terms since 2022/23, according to analysis by the Local Government Association (LGA).The...
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