Covid could cost children £350bn in earnings through lost learning, says IFS
Today’s children face dropping £350bn in lifetime earnings until the UK’s governments make investments in radical catch-up efforts when the
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Councils flag concerns about ‘excessive profits’ at children’s homes
Councils have referred to as for monetary oversight of England’s privately-run youngsters’s care homes after analysis confirmed among the greatest
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Proportion of BAME children in UK youth custody at record high
Self-harm and use of restraint are more and more commonplace in the youth justice system, in accordance with authorities figures
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UK supermarkets to tell delivery drivers not to hand alcohol to drunk people
Supermarket delivery drivers are to be instructed not to hand over alcohol to drunk people or kids, as drinks firms
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Mining giant Glencore faces human rights complaint over toxic spill in Chad
The UK authorities has accepted a human rights complaint in opposition to mining and commodities giant Glencore concerning a toxic
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Children’s mental health services in England ‘unable to meet demand’
Mental health services in England shouldn’t have the capability to deal with the influence of the coronavirus pandemic on kids,
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Boris Johnson hopes schools in England will reopen from 8 March
Boris Johnson has introduced that he hopes to start reopening England’s schools from Monday 8 March, with the date to
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From waste to play space: the project turning India’s scrap into playgrounds
Children of all ages cluster on prime of tin cans painted in inexperienced, pink and yellow embedded in the floor,
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Top 10 books about children fending for themselves | Una Mannion
Over the previous few years, I’ve been preoccupied with tales of children fending for themselves, elevating one another, embodying cultural
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Children’s social care is in crisis. What’s needed is more cash, not privatisation | Patrick Butler
The current ministerial announcement of a “bold and wide-ranging” review of children’s social care in England was well timed, perhaps
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