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Excluded teens are often the most vulnerable – and they’re falling through the gap

Children’s Commissioner responds to feedback on her Home Education report and Channel 4 documentary

13 February 2019

Social apps on phone

Children’s Commissioner publishes a statutory Duty of Care for online service providers

6 February 2019

Listening to the needs of young carers and giving them the support they need

31 January 2019

Child using tablet

Online platforms must do more to tackle social media content which is harmful to children

30 January 2019

Vulnerable child

Children’s Commissioner for England responds to NAO report on children’s social care

23 January 2019

Rolled five pound note

Universal Credit needs to change now

14 January 2019

What will the NHS 10 year plan deliver for children?

Anne Longfield writes for the Sunday Times: How do we improve the lives of children growing up in poverty?

24 December 2018

Boy counting money

Universal Credit must be halted until we can guarantee children in poverty will not be impacted

5 December 2018

Finding out more about children in England detained in the secure estate

Transforming northern childhoods: an essay for the Fabian report ‘Growing Up in the 2020s’

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