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Domestic abuse charity Refuge has reported a significant rise in cases involving the misuse of wearable technology and artificial intelligence to stalk, monitor and control survivors, raising concerns...

Two Commons select committees have launched a joint inquiry into the Government’s newly announced Child Poverty Strategy, signalling parliamentary scrutiny of whether the proposals are capable of...

A new parliamentary inquiry has found that the majority of adopted young people believe adoption is poorly understood by society and government, with many reporting isolation, identity uncertainty and...

**SPONSORED CONTENT**Marie Law, Director of Toxicology at AlphaBiolabs, examines the latest ONS data on drug misuse and its implications for toxicology testing in family law cases.Substance misuse...

Children affected by domestic abuse are not being consistently recognised or supported as victims in their own right, despite clear statutory provisions to that effect, according to a new joint...

The government has announced a wide-ranging consultation on children’s use of mobile phones and social media, alongside immediate measures to strengthen the enforcement of mobile phone bans in...

Teenagers with experience of foster, residential or kinship care are at substantially increased risk of serious mental health difficulties, self-harm and social exclusion, according to new...

A Northampton imam has received a suspended prison sentence after becoming the first person convicted under legislation criminalising child marriage in England and Wales.Ashraf Osmani, 52, was...

The government has announced a £200 million national training programme on special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), alongside a proposed new requirement in the SEND Code of Practice that all...

A new report from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has identified serious and persistent failures within England’s residential care system, revealing that hundreds of vulnerable children are being...

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