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Nearly two-thirds of referrals to domestic abuse refuges are being rejected due to a lack of space, according to a new report by Women’s Aid, highlighting mounting pressure on support services despite...
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Children in care will gain stronger legal protections to maintain relationships with their brothers and sisters under new measures introduced by the Department for Education.The reforms, brought...
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The Association of Lawyers for Children has welcomed the national rollout of the Child Focused Model in family courts across England and Wales, while cautioning that further reform and investment will...
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The UK government has published its first official guidance on screen use for young children, setting out recommended limits and practical advice for parents of under-fives amid growing concern about...
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A sharp rise in the number of pupils missing more than half of their school time has been highlighted in new figures published by the Department for Education and analysed by the Centre for Social...
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The Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (Cafcass) has welcomed plans by the Ministry of Justice to extend private law reform across all family courts in England and Wales over the...
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The children’s charity NSPCC has called on technology companies to introduce real-time safeguards to prevent the creation and sharing of child sexual abuse images, following an increase in recorded...
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A new report from Ofsted has identified significant inconsistencies in local authority practice as a key barrier to the academic and personal progress of children in care, despite strong efforts by...
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The domestic abuse charity Women's Aid has warned about the growing influence of online misogyny following the broadcast of a documentary by Louis Theroux examining the so-called...
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The Local Government Association (LGA) has welcomed the Government’s commitment to reform the special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system, while urging ministers to address ongoing...
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