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Dame Esther Rantzen shares how long she has left to live after her lung cancer diagnosis

Journalist and presenter, Dame Esther Rantzen, 82, shared her lung cancer diagnosis in January and has since revealed she is facing Stage 4 cancer

Daily Mirror

The award-winning cop and cadet leader who was grooming vulnerable victims right under the noses of his bosses

PC Adnan Ali has now been jailed

Manchester Evening News

Morning Digest | Dozens of U.S. lawmakers ask Biden to raise democracy, rights concerns with Modi; Assam Rifles secures threatened supply route to Manipur’s hill districts, and more

The Hindu’s Morning Digest brings readers a select list of stories to start the day

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Childline to be merged with Emergency Response Support System in nine States and Union Territories

In the first phase, the Ministry plans to merge the Childline 1098 service with the Emergency Response Support System (ERSS) number 112 by the end of June in nine States and Union Territories — Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Goa, Mizoram, Ladakh, Puducherry, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and…

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NSPCC volunteer Faye Colquhoun nominated for Scotland's Champions Award

Volunteer who encourages children to speak out about abuse is a nominee in our People's Oscars

Daily Record

Derry man reflects on his 16 year career with Childline Foyle

"Often, we were the first people they had told about their problems"

Belfast Live

‘Esther, the singing dog won’t sing!’ Rantzen and team on the joy of That’s Life!

It mixed performing pets and suggestive parsnips with bold exposés – and hooked 20m viewers. Fifty years after That’s Life! launched, its proud presenters recall their favourite moments

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Dame Esther Rantzen says she's 'not good at regrets' as she issues stage 4 cancer update

The trailblazer became a household name after fronting BBC series That's Life

Manchester Evening News

Dame Esther Rantzen confirms lung cancer is now at stage 4

The legendary broadcaster was first diagnosed in January

Evening Standard

Esther Rantzen admits 'nobody knows' if cancer medicine is working as she stays positive

Dame Esther Rantzen has revealed 'nobody knows' if her cancer treatment is working as the TV legend reveals what is keeping her positive amid her stage 4 diagnosis

Daily Mirror

Dame Esther Rantzen reveals lung cancer diagnosis has moved to stage four

The 82-year-old broadcaster is waiting on a scan to find out her prognosis.

The Independent UK

Esther Rantzen says she has stage four cancer as she awaits scan result

The presenter has been trying a new medication

Wales Online

TV iconic Esther Rantzen reveals stage 4 lung cancer but admits she's 'grateful'

The TV icon says she only feels grateful when she looks back on her long life and six-decade career.

Daily Record

TV legend Esther Rantzen reveals lung cancer is Stage 4 - but says she's 'grateful'

Speaking for the first time about her treatment, she says: “'I’m on one of the new medications, and nobody knows if it’s working or not. But I will have a scan fairly soon which will reveal one way or another'

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Dame Esther Rantzen forced to miss The One Show appearance after lung cancer diagnosis

Dame Esther Rantzen missed The One Show's tribute to That's Life due to her battle with lung cancer, as the show reached it's 50th anniversary of it first airing

The Guardian - UK

‘It took me 50 years to speak out’: the abuse survivor who helped children find their voice

It was decades before Rob Pugal was able to begin to come to terms with being sexually abused as a child, but the experience made him want to do everything he could to empower children to protect themselves today

The Guardian - UK

‘Start early, have open conversations’: how to keep children safe online

From sharing ‘self-generated’ sexual images to being exposed to disturbing content, children face a number of significant dangers online. So what can parents do to minimise the risks – and what are the warning signs that a child might be in trouble?

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County Durham woman who forced children to eat soap and locked them in cupboards jailed

Cheryl Pickles subjected the children to prolonged physical and emotional abuse over the course of several years

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Daily Record

Perthshire teens unite to launch new consent campaign to tackle peer sexual abuse

‘Bold Girls Ken’ aims to educate young people about consent in relationships – both on and offline

The Guardian - UK

The cost of living crisis: how are children coping?

As families across the nation struggle with their finances, children are turning to the NSPCC’s Childline for support

The Independent UK

James Norton describes going to ‘disturbing places’ for A Little Life role

In West End production, ‘Happy Valley’ star plays a deeply troubled lawyer who has been subjected to years of sexual abuse

The Independent UK

Rising number of children under 11 calling support line due to loneliness

Childline also said its service is contacted 15 times a day on average by children struggling with loneliness.

Evening Standard

Childline contacted twice a day by children seeking help with alcoholic parent

NSPCC counsellors delivered 633 sessions to children concerned about parent’s substance misuse last year

Belfast Live

NI teenager to stage self-written musical in aid of NSPCC

Keira Aiken, a pupil at Belfast High School, wrote and composed 'Bully – A New Musical' when she was only 14

Wales Online

The signs and symptoms of lung cancer as Dame Esther Rantzen shares diagnosis

The broadcaster, activist and charity found has thanked her loved ones and colleagues for their support

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