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...will be underpinned by a campaign next year targeting intimate teenage violence following research by the children's charity, NSPCC, which showed that a quarter of teenage girls suffer physical violence such as being slapped, punched or...

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...important, long-term, than the Government's own. Organisations that have fallen out of the non-profit list include the United Nations, NSPCC and WWF. Malcolm Gooderham, managing director of TLG, said: "Political parties, charities and...

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...that if a charity collected door to door itself, it would make less than GBP100a tonne. One of Britain's largest charities, the NSPCC, defended its decision to use ClothesAid, a commercial textile operator which only operates door to door...

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...about women may be due to the fact that more boys were now calling ChildLine and women usually targeted boys. Chris Cloke from the NSPCC said: 'Many people find it hard to understand how women can be sexual abusers. Women are viewed as...

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...complained that they had been sexually assaulted by their father, 45% of all calls about abuse by men. Previous research by the NSPCC suggested that women may be responsible for about one in 20 sex offences committed against children.

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...to charity in recent years, with an estimated combined value of GBP10m. She has raised more than GBP1m for charities including the NSPCC and the Terrence Higgins Trust. She recently bought some run-down buildings in east London to convert...

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...track. He explained that his weak throat was due to catching something while working with lots of kids in his capacity as chair of the NSPCC. Pause for effect. "Incidentally, I have just won a bet with them that I would find a way of...

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...all." A spokesman for the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre advised parents to monitor how their children use the internet. An NSPCC spokesman said: "It is not a good idea to arrange to meet people that you have chatted to...

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...cost anything up to GBP50,000," the insider added. A spokesperson for UK's National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) said: "Unscrupulous traffickers are controlling and terrorising vulnerable children within Great...

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Plans to vet parents who take part in activities involving regular contact with children have been criticised by children's charity, the NSPCC. Children's services director Wes Cuell told the Sunday Telegraph the move could stop people...

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