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Judge dismisses Romeo and Juliet teenage nudity case brought by stars of 1968 movie

Hussey and Whiting’s attorney denounced the judge’s decision

The Independent UK

Pregnant Nottinghamshire mum praises service which stopped mental health 'spiralling'

She began suffering from anxiety and depression during pregnancy

Nottingham Post

‘Safety supersedes everything’: how the NSPCC works with schools to protect children

Children need guidance to understand what abuse is and where to seek help if they need it. Here, the assistant head of one south London primary explains how the NSPCC collaborates with teachers to help keep pupils safe

The Guardian - UK

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‘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

Locals 'extremely disturbed' after officers taser boy, 11, in Ayr

AN SNP MSP says people have been "extremely disturbed" after an 11-year-old boy was tasered by police in her constituency.

The National (Scotland)

Campaigners welcome Kate Winslet plea about online safety and children

Actor urged ‘people in power’ to criminalise harmful digital content when she accepted Bafta award

The Guardian - UK

‘It takes a village to protect a child’: why Childhood Day matters

Through its annual Childhood Day event in June, the NSPCC raises vital funds and builds much-needed community support. Here, two volunteers describe what it means to them – and how you can help

The Guardian - UK

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‘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?

The Guardian - UK

Gap in support for young people who have suffered abuse – NSPCC

Just half of local authorities had records of the numbers of children in their area who had experienced either domestic or sexual abuse or both.

The Independent UK

Rebekah Vardy opens up about childhood abuse and being shunned by Jehovah’s Witnesses: ‘It’s hard to see how I survived’

The famed footballer’s wife has spoken about her 15 years as a Jehovah’s Witness in a fascinating new documentary

The Independent UK

The woman in a sombrero who has been collecting money for charity in a bucket in pubs for 65 years

Margaret 'Maggie' Thrush has raised more than £1.5million for charities including £380,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support - and the Mumbles community couldn't be prouder

Wales Online

Edinburgh mum says her daughter took her life age 13 after viewing harmful online content

Ruth Moss has said that tech firms should be held responsible by a child's advocacy body that represents the rights of children. Her daughter took her own life after accessing harmful content online at the age of 13.

Edinburgh Live

Preventing child abuse: five ways to help keep children safe

Police and social workers are at one end of the mission to protect children from exploitation and abuse. However, members of the community have a vital role to play too, says an NSPCC practitioner

The Guardian - UK

‘What if I’m wrong?’: what stops people reporting suspected child abuse?

From fears over repercussions to not knowing who to get in touch with, there are any number of reasons that may stop someone from sharing their concerns about a child’s safety

The Guardian - UK

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The Independent UK

Diane Keaton says ‘victim culture’ is a ‘horrible shame’: ‘You gotta get over it’

The star also spoke gushingly about controversial filmmaker Woody Allen

The Independent UK

Diane Keaton defends work with Woody Allen: ‘I’m proud beyond measure’

Actor starred in multiple projects directed by the controversial filmmaker

The Independent UK

Online abuse survivors ‘ignored and overlooked by tech companies’ write to PM

The Online Safety Bill aims to tackle illegal and harmful content by imposing new legal requirements on big technology firms.

Manchester Evening News

Inside the dream £3.5m countryside retreat with heated outdoor pool you can win with £10 raffle ticket

One lucky entrant will get to live mortgage-free in this stunning four-bed home in the Cotswolds

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Daily Mirror

King Charles and Camilla 'don't sit around doing nothing' says YouTube star

Broadcaster Louise Pentland has reflected on working with King Charles and Queen Camilla before they ascended the throne, discussing their genuine interest in charities

The Guardian - UK

One in five child abuse images found online last year were category A – report

Internet Watch Foundation says amount of material showing most extreme form of sexual abuse has doubled since 2020

The Independent UK

Phillip Schofield sends message to fans as he returns to This Morning after brother’s conviction

‘As far as I am concerned, I no longer have a brother,’ presenter previously wrote

Chronicle Live

The age at which children can play outside alone, according to safety experts and parents

There are a number of things parents should take into account before allowing youngsters to go outdoors by themselves, according to the NSPCC

The Guardian - UK

Not even Suella Braverman’s own department agrees with her about ‘grooming gangs’

Child sexual abuse in the UK is rife and requires multiple solutions. All our home secretary gives us is baseless prejudice, writes Ella Cockbain, an associate professor of crime science

The Guardian - UK

No 10 denies using dog-whistle politics in grooming gangs crackdown

Rishi Sunak claims victims previously ignored ‘due to cultural sensitivity and political correctness’

The Independent UK

Grooming gangs don’t just come ‘from one ethnic background’, Tories warned

‘Vast majority of sexual abuse cases do not involve ethnic minorities’, says Keir Starmer

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