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care died young, often not having had appropriate support. In 2025 the number of children [looked after by local authorities](https://explore-education-statistics.service.gov.uk/find-statistics/children-looked-after-in-england-including-adoptions/2025) in England
care for whom – despite hitting the phones for days – she cannot find a place. Once the foster carers have been exhausted, and the registered private children’s homes begged, there is nothing
2025 showed that overall across Wales, there were 11 asylum seekers being supported per 10,000 people, the lowest rate across the UK's four nations. England had the highest, with 16 asylum seekers
2025, the number of people in England alone accessing community mental health services rose 38%, from 499,730 to 689,769, the RCN said. Over the same period, the nursing workforce rose 15%, from
England meaning they should be considered as one network. Most rail infrastructure in Wales is the responsibility of the UK government. When the previous government scrapped the northern leg of HS2 in 2023, it [promised
children a week - some of whom struggle for a meal at home - had its funding cut by almost 90% in 2025 by Kent County Council. The council told us it is experiencing "significant financial challenges
numbers of children are homeless in England today because successive governments have failed to build the social rent homes these families have been crying out for," she said. "Every day our services hear from families
number of officers over an extended period, the source said. The increased cash is not expected to cover the funding forces would need to meet the anticipated cost of a dedicated team, they added
2025, when there were 56,069 waiting for gynaecological treatment. The numbers fell to 46,289 in January, but have been at those levels for five years - still far higher than pre-Covid figures. Alison
children - they're the worst. "Being in here can make you worse and angry and you might want to take that anger out on someone. And then you're told to do it. You have
number of children in unregulated settings has increased by more than 370% in five years. Some of the most vulnerable children in England are being temporarily placed in unregulated caravans, Airbnbs and holiday camps, which
England, including nearly 176,000 children. “We should all be outraged by these figures,” McDonagh said. “We need urgent, sustained action to bring down the number of homeless children and to ensure that no family
caring about staff wellbeing "are simply not borne out by evidence". "We will always acknowledge the challenges of prison work - but we will also continue to stand firmly behind our staff, the safeguards in place
children or grandchildren of refugees from the Nazis, who once saw the UK as a haven from antisemitism - she says conversations have shifted from neighbourhood chat to more existential questions. "There aren't any Jewish
carefully positioned in shot. That way, he reasons, he looks like a man with somewhere to be. But something his daughters do not know is that Carl can only get the meal thanks
2025, Pages and her colleagues have seen a sharp rise in symptoms. "More than half of the patients we screened had anxiety that was severe enough to interfere with their daily life, and nearly three
children, writing in a letter that he “knew not what to do for their binding”, because they were too young “to walk or write”. Enslaved people were becoming the currency of a massive game