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Charity survey reveals one in five young people bullied in past 12 months

By Dominica Sanda, Reporter11th November 2019News England

One in five young people have been bullied in the past 12 months, with three out of four saying it has impacted their mental health, new research has found. Anti-bullying

Violent hate crime against the disabled rose by 41% in a year, figures suggest

By 9th October 2019News England

Disability hate crime involving violence has risen by 41% in a year, figures suggest. Data obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by charity Leonard Cheshire also showed the number

Webwatch: Warning over ‘sadfishing’ as children seek social media solace

By Alison Kershaw, Reporter1st October 2019Webwatch

Schoolchildren seeking solace online are being affected by the latest toxic social media trend – “sadfishing”, a new report warns. Youngsters are being accused of attention-seeking after sharing details about

Parents urged to keep phones away at bedtime to aid children’s mental health

By Jemma Crew, Health and Science Correspondent14th August 201914th August 2019News England

Cyber-bullying and lack of sleep have a bigger impact on children’s mental health than social media use, a study has found. UK researchers found a significant link between children who

Health Secretary urged to intervene amid hospital ‘bullying culture’ claims

By Richard Vernalls, Reporter18th July 2019News England

The Health Secretary is being called on to intervene after senior doctors raised concerns about a hospital trust’s handling of bullying complaints. Medical trade union the Hospital Consultants and Specialists

Government ‘sleepwalking’ into childhood crisis as charity calls for action

By Sam Gelder, Reporter9th July 2019News England

Experts have warned a “childhood crisis” is on the way as youngsters face unparalleled social pressures amid Government cuts to children’s services. A survey of 5,000 youngsters and adults carried

Health board apologise ‘unreservedly’ over bullying and inappropriate behaviour

By The Press Association28th May 2019News Scotland

NHS Highland has apologised “unreservedly” to staff who were not treated properly after a review of bullying allegations suggested hundreds of workers experienced inappropriate behaviour. The independent investigation was commissioned

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Webwatch: Instagram to warn users over bullying language in captions

Webwatch: Young urged to speak out against cyberbullying disguised as ‘banter’

Charity survey reveals one in five young people bullied in past 12 months

Violent hate crime against the disabled rose by 41% in a year, figures suggest

Webwatch: Warning over ‘sadfishing’ as children seek social media solace

Growing number of children unhappy with lives in UK, study suggests

Parents urged to keep phones away at bedtime to aid children’s mental health

Health Secretary urged to intervene amid hospital ‘bullying culture’ claims

Government ‘sleepwalking’ into childhood crisis as charity calls for action

Health board apologise ‘unreservedly’ over bullying and inappropriate behaviour