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NSPCC Peter Andre talks about why he supports the NSPCC and ChildLine
Peter Andre: I'd have used ChildLine if it had been around when I was bullied at school - mirror.co.
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And as a father it horrifies me to think that there are abused children who are suffering in silence, too afraid to speak out.
Could you help NSPCC raise awareness? If so, please send us an email on facebookstories@nspcc.org.uk Please don’t reply on Facebook. ...
Today (24 November) The Daily Mirror and the Daily Record invites readers to donate to the NSPCC’s Child's Voice Appeal. ...
Today (24 November) The Daily Mirror and the Daily Record invites readers to donate to the NSPCC’s Child's Voice Appeal. ...
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Social networking site, Bebo is introducing a new abuse-reporting tool so users will be able to access help and advice instantly.
One click takes them to the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre website where they have access to a variety of organisations including ChildLine, Beatbullying and the Internet W...atch Foundation. The move by Bebo came during Anti-Bullying Week, which was focusing on cyber-bullying.
Bebo installs paedophile panic button as police warn Facebook and MySpace are failing to protect chi
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Jim Gamble, head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (Ceop) Centre, said in Facebook and MySpace didn’t do enough to stop paedophiles and ‘cyberbullies'.
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Check out the stories that appeared in yesterday’s papers: ‘NSPCC says more children are at risk’ – Sunday Express Researc ...
The NSPCC is urging people working with children to fight harder for children’s rights in the UK. It makes its rallying call today (Friday 20 November) to mark the 20th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. ...
The disturbing events at Little Ted's Day Nursery in Plymouth underline just how important it is to support the NSPCC's Safety.Net campaign – because the Government must act now to make the internet a safer place for children. ...
Last Monday (09 November), the NSPCC revealed that last year 12,268 children called ChildLine to say they had been sexually abused. Perhaps the most shocking statistic was that 1,311 children had called ChildLine to say that their mother had sexually abused them ...
