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Many people are basing life-changing decisions about their marriage and family life on common myths and misunderstandings, a leading family lawyer has warned."She always gets the kids", "I am his...
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The former Director of Children's Services for Haringey Council, Sharon Shoesmith, was in the High Court this week seeking a judicial review against Ofsted, the Secretary of State for Children,...
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The government has launched a consultation to update the rules governing the children's database ContactPoint.The ContactPoint database will give an estimated 400,000 people access to personal...
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As the last of the three major political party conferences concludes, it has emerged that family policy will be a major political issue in the forthcoming general election.The government and...
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Violent partners will be banned from their homes and their victims given support to escape abuse under new government proposals.The police will be able to issue domestic violence protection orders,...
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The Children's Secretary, Ed Balls has announced that has nominated Dr Maggie Atkinson to be the next Children's Commissioner when Sir Al Aynsley-Green comes to the end of his five year appointment on...
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A damning report into Birmingham's children's services has exposed serious management failings and branded its social work model as "not fit for purpose".The report by Birmingham City Council...
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The Bar Standards Board (BSB) has today announced a timetable and decision making framework in relation to its decisions on barristers' future involvement in new legal structures.The BSB has been...
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Fostering requires radical reform if the struggling system is to cope with pressure from rising numbers of children coming into care, 13 children's charities are warning this week, with the launch of...
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The single greatest change to affect the UK fertility sector in nearly two decades will take place today, as the new Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 (as amended) comes into force.The...
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