Childline leaflet 'broke rules'
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Charity Childline broke rules with a leaflet in the form of a mock counsellor's log, says the advertising watchdog.
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The state is failing children in its care with most leaving without any qualifications, a report by a think tank has said.
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Sometimes the people breaking the rules aren't your typical Rule Breakers.
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Cold and cough medicines given to infants and toddlers work no better than dummy pills and can be dangerous, pediatricians seeking to curb their use told government health advisers Thursday.
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The growth of government databases on children can split families, says a report for the Information Commissioner.
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WASHINGTON -- Cold and cough medicines recently pulled from sale for infants and toddlers shouldn't be given to children as old as 5, either, pediatricians told government health advisers Thursday.
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Â· Channel controller refuses to resign over editing error  Â· Staff are urged to look for any further 'incidents'
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Â· Catholic leader demands NHS block on terminationsÂ· Communion challenge to pro-choice politicians
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A doctor who handed out leaflets to shoppers criticising hospital management, is suspended.
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A report criticises children's services at Clackmannanshire Council after a 12-month inspection.
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Fifth-graders in California who adorned their mortarboards with tiny toy plastic soldiers this week to support troops in Iraq were forced to cut off their miniature weapons. A Utah boy was suspended for giving his cousin a cold pill prescribed to both students. In Rhode Island, a kindergartner was suspended for bringing a plastic knife to school so he could cut cookies.
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Update: A little digging shows the Pennsylvania high schooler in detention is in the doghouse for mouthing off, not for using Firefox, as reported on the web. Turns out the kid altered the scanned detention report, sparking the "punished for using Firefox" story. Look for a retraction from the culprit.
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Think of the children UK government policies designed to safeguard kids might backfire by diverting valuable resources while creating a "culture of surveillance" where the role of parents is sidelined, according to a report for the Information Commissioner published on Wednesday.â¦
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Many NHS trusts have significant flaws in the service they provide for children, a report finds.
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Absent parents refusing to support their children could be 'named and shamed' on a government website.
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Â· Study links to hyperactivity and bad behaviour Â· Government tells parents to check packaging
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Karen Gral knows how difficult it is to travel with small children: standing in long lines with squirming toddlers, dealing with new security rules that prohibit liquids -- including some baby foods -- and lugging strollers, car seats and diaper bags through airports.