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The government has announced plans aimed at preventing children from taking, sharing or viewing nude images on smartphones and tablets, describing the proposals as a world-first approach to online...
Nearly six million children and young people in England can now access mental health support through their school or college, according to the government, which says it remains on course to meet its...
The Local Government Association (LGA) has urged the government to ensure councils are adequately resourced to support victims of domestic abuse ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, warning that major...
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Leaders of the Bar have welcomed the government’s long-awaited consultation on reforming the legal rights of unmarried couples, describing it as an opportunity to modernise family law and strengthen...
Victims of domestic abuse living in social housing could be given greater protection from homelessness under new measures contained in the government's Social Housing Bill, which returned to...
Most local authorities believe the government's proposed reforms to the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system will improve outcomes for children and young people, but concerns...
MPs have called for a statutory ban on social media use by children, alongside tougher regulation of platform design features they say are contributing to significant harm to young people's mental...