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What parents should know about law on leaving children at home alone

Mark Szpak, Vice President of Field Operations at Tutor Doctor

Tutor Doctor partners with the NSPCC to bolster industry-approved safeguarding a...

The moment Ellis Dismore attacked the underage girl in the street.

Watch: Knife-wielding predator chases schoolgirl before stabbing her

Santa’s Smashed Burger makes an appearance on the festive menu

Don't miss limited-edition Santa’s Smashed Burger this festive season

Guests attend the Hyde Park Winter Wonderland Winter Wishes charity morning created for those who might otherwise find it difficult to attend Winter Wonderland due to physical, sensory, or financial requirements on 27th November 2024

Hyde Park Winter Wonderland hosts 6,000 guests from charities, hospitals, and un...

The new Christmas menu even features festive cocktails

Festive treats galore as TGI Fridays launches a special Christmas menu

Lidl launches ‘Mystery Box’ worth over £100 - in partnership with NSPCC (Photo: Adobe Stock / We Are The Romans)

Lidl launches ‘Mystery Box’ stuffed with middle aisle items

A Dutch volleyball player convicted of raping a 12-year-old girl in Milton Keynes has qualified for the Olympics in Paris this summer. (Photo: Getty Images)

Athlete jailed for raping British girl, 12, to compete in Olympics

Thousands of motorcyclists ride from London to Barrow ahead of Dave Day (Photo: Jacob King/PA Wire)

20,000 bikers join forces to honour Dave Day

Social media giants TikTok and Snapchat are among the tech firms who have vowed to combat AI generated child sex abuse images. Stock image by Adobe Photos.

Social media and tech firms vow to combat AI child sex abuse images

Five men have been jailed for more than seven decades for non-recent child sexual exploitation in Rochdale. The offenders were found guilty of abusing two girls in the town between 2002 and 2006.

Rochdale groomers jailed for sex abuse of two children

Snapchat has spoken out after a paedophile police officer who used the social media platform to get sexually explicit content from more than 200 girls was jailed. Photo by Adobe Images (left) and South Wales Police/PA Wire (right).

Snapchat use 'cutting-edge technology' to stop users being exploited

In this photograph illustration a ten-year-old boy uses an Apple IPad tablet computer on November 29, 2011 in Knutsford, United Kingdom. Credit: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

Paedophiles using VR to ‘groom and abuse’ children, NSPCC warns

Huge changes are coming to WhatsApp messenger app

WhatsApp now allows users to hide intimate chats - how it works

The number of extreme sexual abuse content towards children online has doubled since 2020

How to keep children safe online amidst growing online sexual abuse

Instagram introduces age verification tool for UK users

Instagram introduces age verification tool for UK users

Olivia Labinjo-Halcrow is currently serving an 11-year sentence for manslaughter (image: SWNS/PA/West Midlands Police)

Arthur Labinjo-Hughes’ mum: who is Olivia Labinjo-Halcrow?
Emma Tustin and Thomas Hughes are serving prison sentences of more than 20 years each for killing six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes
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The online tool originally was piloted in early 2020 (Photo: Shutterstock)

How under 18s can use new tool to remove nude images of themselves online

The fully furnished ‘dream house’ has five double bedrooms, six bathrooms and an infinity pool (Omaze)

Take a look inside this stunning £3m coastal home - which could be yours for 47p

Liam mysteriously died in his sleep at the family home in Weston-super-Mare (Photo: GoFundMe)

Mum's horror after finding son, 11, dead while trying to wake him for school

Ms Patel is expected to say that Facebook is “blinding itself to the problem” that end-to-end encryption will cause in cases of child abuse online(Photo by Matt Dunham - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Patel urges tech companies to ‘live up to moral duty’ to keep children safe

The fence outside James Allen's Girls' School (JAGS) in London, where pupils have pinned placards and red ribbons in protest against 'rape culture' and a nearby boys school which they have called a 'breeding ground for sexual predators' (Photo: Hollie Adams/Getty Images)

Government launches Ofsted review and NSPCC helpline to tackle abuse in schools