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The Scottish government has announced a national review of the evidence on the operation of grooming gangs in the country.
The family of teenager Harry Dunn, killed by a former US spy, said a damning report into the UK government's handling of their case was "incredibly painful" to read.
As announced by Rachel Reeves in the budget, from April 2029 salary-sacrificed pension contributions will only be free from national insurance for the first £2,000 a year.
A "sadistic" teacher who abused young girls in residential care over a 15-year period has been spared jail and ordered to pay £1,000 to each of her 18 victims.
A nursery worker has pleaded guilty to 26 serious sexual offences against children following one of the Metropolitan Police's most harrowing and complex child sexual abuse investigations.
A nursery worker has pleaded guilty to 26 sexual offences against children following one of the Metropolitan Police's most harrowing and complex child sexual abuse investigations.
Australian teenagers under 16 are set to face a world-first social media ban from 10 December.
Political leaders in Aberdeen have joined forces to condemn "disgraceful" incidents of workers being threatened while taking down flags to put up Christmas lights.
The National Federation of Women's Institutes (NFWI) will no longer offer "formal" membership to transgender women from next April.
An eight-year-old girl described as "the light in everyone's life" has been identified as one of four people killed in a mass shooting at a child's party in California, her devastated family said.
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