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Centre hanging up on 1098; children will have to call 112

Many are up in arms because Childline 1098 has been a very effective and successful project, and is meant exclusively for children, unlike 112, which deals with emergencies related to police matters, health and women’s safety

The Hindu

Comedians Tiffany Haddish and Aries Spears accused of child sexual abuse

Comedians accused of ‘intentional infliction of emotional distress, gross negligence, sexual battery, sexual harassment, and sexual abuse of a minor’

The Independent UK

Teenagers with Covid-inflated GCSE grades ‘struggle with A-Levels’

GCSE results are expected to drop after students took exams for the first time for three years

Evening Standard

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Andhra Pradesh: Child rights panel orders inquiry into death of tribal girl

Vakalamma, who was rescued from a railway sation, died of ill helath

The Hindu

Childline appeals for West Lothian volunteers

The leading charity is urging people to follow the example of a West Lothian woman and become one of its volunteers.

Daily Record

A-level grades in Northern Ireland up on last comparative year as exams return

In Northern Ireland 44% of students received a grade A or above, compared with 29.4% in 2019.

The Independent UK

Thousands to receive AS and A-level results across Northern Ireland

This year saw student sit exams after several years of disruption during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Independent UK

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First students to sit exams since pandemic await A-level results

Grades are expected to be down on 2021 but higher than pre-pandemic.

The Independent UK

First students to sit exams since pandemic await A-Levels results

Grades are expected to be lower than during the pandemic but higher than 2019.

Belfast Live

Girl gang-raped by father’s friends in Kerala

Incident happened two months ago when girl was alone at house

The Hindu

Emergency mental health referrals for young people hit record high, data reveals

Some 982 under-18s were referred to crisis care teams in May 2022, an increase of 37 per cent on the previous month

The Independent UK

Holyrood minister urges students to consider college as first-choice destination

Further education minister Jamie Hepburn made the call as pupils across Scotland received the results of their SQA exams on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Councillor encourages students to find "what they love" on results day tomorrow

Children's charity NSPCC Scotland reminds young people that help and advice are at hand

Daily Record

The selflessness and 'privilege' that comes with volunteering at Childline in the words of those who do it

These selfless people say it's an "honour" to provide an ear to those who need it

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The Independent UK

Bob Dylan accuser drops sexual abuse case after claims she destroyed ‘dozens of critical emails’

Musician’s team say it is ‘outrageous’ the case was brought in the first place

The Independent UK

Mena Suvari says being raped aged 12 ‘sucked the life out of me’

The actor first revealed she was sexually abused in her memoir

The Hindu

11-year-old domestic help rescued from apartment in Bengaluru

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The Hindu

Child labour: inspections to be intensified

622 children rescued under Sarana Balyam project

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Wales Online

Ofcom to bring in new rules to protect 1,400 rural phone boxes

Many of the striking red phone boxes have been turned into things like libraries or defibrillators

Chronicle Live

'We still miss her deeply' - Whitley Bay dad sets up new run in memory of daughter who died aged two

Paul Harris, of Whitley Bay, has organised an Ultra Special 50km event as well as races for children to be held on Father's Day in honour of his daughter Caoimhe

Chronicle Live

GCSE and A-level students warned over fake exam papers for sale on social media

Exams regulator Ofqual says hoaxers are trying to sell fake papers to children - they are now urging youngsters 'not to be distracted' by them

Chronicle Live

Exam anxiety counselling almost doubles ahead of GCSEs and A-Levels, new Childline figures show

One 15-year-old girl told Childline she was 'extremely stressed' about her upcoming GCSEs and feared the pandemic's impact on her education would affect her results

The Independent UK

Childline increases counselling sessions over exam anxiety

A surge in calls suggests a spike in anxiety as exams draw closer.

Liverpool Echo

Birkenhead Tunnel to close for major cycling event

The Liverpool Chester Liverpool bike ride will close the Birkenhead Tunnel in July

The Guardian - UK

The last phone boxes: broken glass, cider cans and – amazingly – a dial tone

The long read: Five million payphone calls are still made each year in the UK. Who is making them – and why?

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