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Fun for all kids- the benefits of accessible and inclusive playgrounds

Every child has the right to play, and play is a crucial part of their development, but only one in 10 playgrounds are accessible for…

By Charlotte Wailes
Why the UK needs clearer rules on teacher relationships with ex pupils

The case of Daniel Roberts, a former head of music teacher banned from the profession for his relationship with a past pupil, has highlighted a…

By Joseph Carr
Is enough being done to help better support Women in the Armed Forces?

It has become increasingly concerning to see the rising complaints of sexual violence against women in the Armed Forces – an institution described as a…

By Anastasia Bromhead
Medical licence revoked for anaesthetist convicted of child abuse

A former anaesthetist who sexually assaulted a young girl during her hospital stay and took intimate images of patients has been permanently removed from the…

By Elise Carnot
Deeds not words needed to tackle historical child abuse

A bid to call a public inquiry with full statutory powers into historical child abuse in Oldham has failed for a second time. Councillors in…

By Joseph Carr
Navigating slips, trips and falls in the UK military

Life in the military involves demanding physical activities in a range of environments and there are hazards even with everyday tasks, highlighted by a case…

By Marie-Joelle Theanne
Russell Brand charged with sexual offences

The Crown Prosecution Service has authorised the Metropolitan Police to charge comedian and actor, Russell Brand with multiple sexual offences. The charges include rape, indecent…

By Racheal Alake
Three months to go - the countdown to the Women's EURO is on

With just three months to go until UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 kicks off in Switzerland, excitement is building for what promises to be another showcase…

By Marek Marczynski
Cancer screening and women with SCI – Six years on and still the neglect continues

My colleague Rhiannon Daniel recently attended a Parliamentary roundtable at the invitation of the Spinal Injuries Association discussing women’s health after spinal cord injury. As…

By Victoria Oliver
Northamptonshire teacher, Robert Gould, guilty of sexual abuse against schoolchildren

A former teacher has been convicted of grooming and abusing boys in his class more than 50 years after he began preying on children. Robert…

By Racheal Alake
Primark chief executive resigns after inappropriate conduct allegations

Primark chief executive Paul Marchant has resigned with immediate effect after an investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards a female colleague in a social…

By Thomas Beale
Learning your child has Hypoxic-Ischaemic Encephalopathy (HIE) – what next?

Through many years representing inspirational children with brain injuries, I know parents of children diagnosed with hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy (HIE) can feel they lack information about…

By Claudia Hillemand
Concerning delay in teaching ban after pupil relationship

The news that it took 17 years for a teacher who had admitted a sexual relationship with a pupil to be banned rings alarm bells.…

By Joseph Carr
Adjustment disorder and depression: What is the difference and what can I do about them?

While the stigma surrounding mental health is reducing across society, issues remain prominent in the Armed Forces. In particular, the Office for Veterans’ Affairs report…

By Phoebe Newell
Don’t call me pretty: Why outdated views of females in the forces must change

The tragic death of Gunner Jaysley Beck sent shockwaves across the military community when the inquest into her death concluded the Army failed to take…

By Claire Withey
Chief coroner’s new ‘badge of dishonour’ for failing organisations - could this save lives?

Organisations are being named and shamed for not responding to coroners’ recommendations to prevent future deaths. But does this go far enough to hold them…

By Jennifer Ellis
The Online Safety Act: Protecting women and children from digital harm

The introduction of the Online Safety Act 2023 represents a significant development in the regulation of online platforms in the UK. This legislation establishes a…

By Racheal Alake
Citibank executive claiming maternity discrimination settles case for £215k

Global banking firm, Citibank, is facing intense scrutiny after a former employee was blocked from a long-anticipated promotion after she returned from maternity leave. Maeve…

By Thomas Beale
How graduated licences could reduce young driver accidents

Road traffic collisions are the biggest killer of young people aged 15 to 29 worldwide, so it makes sense that safety campaigners are urgently calling…

By Kate O'Brien
Former Surrey art teacher Terrence Waters jailed for 14 years for child abuse

A former art teacher who “stole” the childhood innocence of his pupils by waging a decade-long campaign of sexual abuse has been jailed. Terry Waters,…

By Elise Carnot

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