Britain to send in 'supernannies' to fight anti-social behaviour
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The British government said it will call on nearly 80 &quot;supernannies&quot; to advise parents aiming to reduce anti-social behaviour involving their children.
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More and more school children are seeking help and advice on how to cope with bullying, a leading charity says.
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Fifty new areas which will get special help in fighting anti-social behaviour are being named on Wednesday.
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People are being asked to report their concerns about children they think are at risk.
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An MP says people plagued by anti-social behaviour should be able to bypass the police and go to the courts.
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Â· Â£50 fine each time an excluded child roams Â· New law part of drive to improve school discipline
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Home Office to start forcible removal of lone child asylum seekers, despite fears for their safety
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Children, parents and schools are being encouraged to work together to combat bullying. How should it be tackled?
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Tough new powers to prevent the abuse of vulnerable adults are to be endorsed by MSPs.
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Schools and parents get new guidance aimed at stopping pupils using mobile phones and the internet to bully others.
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Ministers are to consider extra funding for the teaching of autistic youngsters in England after severe criticism.
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England's commissioner for children and a civil liberties group joined in a campaign Tuesday to ban high-frequency devices intended to drive away kids who congregate outside shops and in other areas.
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An urgent review of the use of Anti-Social Behaviour Orders on young children is needed, a report suggests.
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Experts are to encourage local authorities  to toughen up their approach to tackling anti-social behaviour.
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A government-backed anti-bullying scheme in England is "gagging" debate on the issue, a charity warns.
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Children as young as eight years old are being treated for alcohol and substance abuse in Northern Ireland.
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England's commissioner for children and a civil liberties group joined in on a campaign Tuesday to ban high-frequency devices intended to drive misbehaving children away from shops and other areas.