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In 2013 a teenager collected hundreds of supermarket vouchers to buy £600 worth of shopping for 4p so he could give the food to families: Jordon Cox, 16, scoured endless websites and magazines
In 2013 a teenager collected hundreds of supermarket vouchers to buy £600 worth of shopping for 4p so he could give the food to families: Jordon Cox, 16, scoured endless websites and magazines
In 2013 a teenager collected hundreds of supermarket vouchers to buy £600 worth of shopping for 4p so he could give the food to families: Jordon Cox, 16, scoured endless websites and magazines
Hampshire Constabulary have released a statement about a local investigation into online sexual offences: Officers from the child abuse investigation team at Hampshire Constabulary have charged a man in connection
Leading children’s charities and local councils have called on the Government to urgently close the funding gap facing children and young people’s services as new research reveals a sharp rise
Life under siege: Children in Aleppo use bomb crater as swimming pool More than 2 million people in Aleppo have no access to clean water as the conflict in the
Over the last decade the Children’s Society have asked over 60,000 children how they think their lives are going. The Good Childhood Report 2016 is their fifth in-depth study into children’s well-being, produced
A man has been rescued after collapsing on the London Underground and falling onto live train tracks. The 47-year-old who fell is pictured below wearing a yellow hard hat and
Everybody makes mistakes, but not every mistake costs its victim masses of money. In Scotland, a restaurant diner was shocked to realize that he’d accidentally tipped more than £1 million
Here’s a brief interview I did with BBC Radio Solent this morning on the issue of Children’s Services cuts: //embeds.audioboom.com/boos/4334429-children-s-services-cuts-could-be-dangerous/embed/v4?eid=AQAAALbI8VZdI0IA
A little boy who was photographed doing his homework in the glow of a McDonald’s neon light has received an outpouring of support after the heart-rending image went viral. Now Daniel Cabrera
Some of the more random headlines from the BBC News website over the last week or so: Facebook parking revenge praised: A council praises a parking campaigner who is posting images on
Some of the more random headlines from the BBC News website over the last week or so: Saudi street fridge to feed the poor: A man in the Saudi city of