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The Children’s Commissioner for England has called for a new safeguarding approach for children at risk of violence, exploitation or radicalisation, after analysis found that many children referred to...

Helen Lincoln, Policy Network Chair for Families, Communities, and Young People at the Association of Directors of Children's Services (ADCS), released the following statement in response to the...

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has launched a new video aimed at helping care-experienced people understand their rights to access their personal care records.The three-minute explainer,...

Megan Lee-Devlin has been appointed Chief Executive of HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS), succeeding Nick Goodwin, who is moving to the Ministry of Justice as Director General for...

The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has warned solicitors and law firms that the growing use of artificial intelligence in legal services does not lessen their professional responsibilities,...

Nearly a quarter of the population of England and Wales lives in an area with high levels of legal need and limited access to legal aid, according to new research by LexisNexis.The Legal Aid Deserts...

Victims and survivors of rape and sexual abuse will continue to have access to round-the-clock confidential support after the Ministry of Justice awarded £8.7 million in funding to Rape Crisis England...

The Bar is changing. Pressures around legal aid, the growing use of AI and questions about how to build a sustainable career are prompting difficult conversations about what the profession might look...

The NSPCC has called on the Government and Ofcom to take tougher action against social media platforms after Childline data showed that the five platforms most frequently mentioned by children in...

The Children’s Commissioner, Dame Rachel de Souza, has updated a handbook aimed at higher education professionals supporting care experienced students, with recommendations designed to help young...

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