children
State failure in Southport child-killer case ‘frankly leaps off page’ – Starmer
The Prime Minister delivered an address to the nation on Tuesday morning.
Republic’s guidelines on restraining children at school ‘fall short of what is needed’
The Children’s Ombudsman said the complaints process was ‘not sufficiently robust’ to deal with complaints about restraint.
Northern Ireland facing ‘foster care crisis’ as urgent appeal for help launched
Barnardo’s NI says there are almost 4,000 children in need of foster care in the north
Michael Rosen on importance of rhyme in new We’re Going On A Bear Hunt sequel
The former children’s laureate has teamed up with the original story’s illustrator, Helen Oxenbury, for a new book titled Oh Dear, Look What I Got!
TikTok brain and my sadness at how classic children’s TV is a turn-off for today’s kids - Sophie Clarke
The children’s television made 20 years ago is no longer interesting or appealing when YouTube and TikTok have taken over
Andy Burnham backs ‘limited’ new child grooming inquiry
The Mayor of Greater Manchester signalled he was supportive of calls for a new nationwide investigation into the historical child sexual abuse.
Starmer not wavering over national grooming gang inquiry, No 10 insists
The Prime Minister will be ‘guided by the victims’, his official spokesman said, following a Commons showdown over a new inquiry.
Jess Phillips faced ‘deluge of hate’ after Elon Musk grooming gangs comments
Mr Musk’s comments followed Labour’s decision to decline a Whitehall-led inquiry into child sexual abuse.
MPs reject Tory bid to launch another grooming gang inquiry
The draft legislation passed its first Commons hurdle in a vote on Wednesday following a bitter Prime Minister’s Questions.
12 ways to get the whole family moving this January
Personal trainers share with Lisa Salmon the creative ways both kids and parents can be active together.