Sun launches new justice campaign for Baby P
The Sun today urges its incensed readers to demand longer jail terms for the three adults responsible for the death of Baby P.
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Children’s centres are used by fewer parents
Doubts have been cast on the viability of the Government’s £7 billion children’s centre programme after it emerged that one quarter of the nursery places were empty.
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Rise of the thugettes: Quarter of all violent assaults in Britain are now carried out by women
A quarter of all violent assaults in England and Wales are now carried out by women.
The shocking figures, police believe, can be put down to binge-drinking and the so-called 'ladette culture'.
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Recession hits vulnerable young people, says Prince's Trust Deprived young people are already bearing the brunt of Britain's recession, with worse to come, according to a study published today by the Prince's Trust and Cass Business School in London.
Claims for Jobseekers' Allowance by 18- to 24-year-olds have risen by more than 80% in the last year, bringing 450,000 young people into the scheme and costing the exchequer more than £23m a week.
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