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The government has announced plans to repeal the presumption of parental involvement from the Children Act 1989, marking a major shift in how the family courts approach cases involving allegations of...

The number of children missing more than half of school hit a record high this spring, new Department for Education figures reveal.According to analysis by the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), 160,497...

Domestic abuse charity Refuge has urged the government to ensure that new provisions in the Sentencing Bill do not compromise the safety of survivors.Under the proposed legislation, courts will be...

The chair of the Education Committee has called on the government to rule out reducing Universal Credit (UC) for care leavers under 22, following a Department for Education (DfE) statement that “no...

The Children’s Commissioner for England has called on the government to strengthen the Crime and Policing Bill to ensure children are properly protected from criminal exploitation.Speaking ahead of...

This World Mental Health Day, the NSPCC is encouraging young people to reach out for support.Childline delivered more than 12,500 counselling sessions to children and young people struggling with...

Cafcass has said it would need around 200 additional social workers to roll out the government’s flagship private law “pathfinder” reforms nationally — a model that has been praised for improving...

A coalition of more than 120 charities and organisations working with children has called on Ministers to make children’s rights a statutory duty, warning that England is falling behind Wales,...

Children in custody continue to face unsafe conditions, poor access to education and weak relationships with staff, according to the latest annual review from HM Inspectorate of Prisons (HMI...

Hundreds more sex offenders will be given access to chemical suppressant medication under an expanded Ministry of Justice pilot aimed at cutting reoffending and protecting the public.The scheme,...

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