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GP surgeries across England are being sent new posters promoting Jess’s Rule, a patient safety initiative designed to help diagnose and treat serious illnesses earlier.
The posters, co-designed by the Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England and Jessica’s parents, will be displayed in consultation rooms and staff areas in all 6,170 GP practic...
A new report shows hundreds of vulnerable children in England have been stripped of stability and comfort by being placed in illegal homes.
Published today (16th January), a new report from the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) found almost 800 children were living in unregistered accommodation in September 2024.
Currently, it is illegal to run ...
‘The disturbing rise in AI intimate image abuse, facilitated by platforms such as Grok, is not just a digital threat – it has dangerous consequences for women and girls.’
Since Christmas, some users on X, formerly known as Twitter, have taken part in an online trend called ‘put her in a bikini’. People have exploited X’s AI model Grok, to generate sex...
Three years after damning provision as ‘inadequate’, the regulator acknowledges the effort made to improve and calls current services ‘good’
Ofsted has published its full report on Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council’s provision of child services, following an inspection in November, grading all but one category as ‘good’.
County Council announces new approach to contracting providers for alternative educational provision, to better meet the needs of local children and young people
Later this year, Nottinghamshire County Council will launch a new framework for commissioning alternative provision in a bid to improve outcomes for local children.
