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Tech giants putting profit ahead of child safety, warns outgoing police chief 30/06/2021, 12:06 am Facebook’s end-to-end encryption plan threatens to ‘turn the lights off’ on the issue of online child sexual abuse, Mr Bailey will say (Dominic Lipinski/PA) Social networks can make it much harder for paedophiles to share indecent images but they choose not to invest in such technology, an outgoing senior British police officer will say on his last day. Chief Constable Simon Bailey – the National Police Chiefs’ Council’s lead on child protection and head of Norfolk Constabulary – ...
Exeter University - where JK Rowling and Zara Tindall studied - tops the list of 108 universities where sex assault allegations have been made by people on the Everyone's Invited website. The forum, set up last year by former student Soma Sara for people to share their stories of sexual abuse and 'rape culture', has shaken Britain's educational establishments. Along with top schools, the UK's most prestigious universities were named in the 1,000 plus testimonials and red-brick Exeter appeared most, coming up in 65 anonymous testimonials on the website. Oxford, Leeds, Edinburgh and Universi...
Colchester Royal Grammar School in Essex is one of the top schools in the UK Scarlett Mansfield, 26, claims there was widespread misogyny and abuse She alleged male pupil locked himself in two girls' cars, refusing to get out until he received a sex act from them Miss Mansfield was one of 30 girls to be admitted to sixth form in 2011 10,000 reports of alleged sexual assault have been posted online by students about schools all over the UK
Norfolk councils and police pay tribute to Prince Philip | Updated: 13:58, 09 April 2021 Authorities across the Diss Express region have paid tribute to Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, after his death on Friday. Local councils and emergency services in Norfolk paid their respects to the Prince, who had died at Windsor Castle, weeks after returning from a month's stay in hospital. Norfolk is also home to Sandringham House â the Queen's private estate. The Prince had spent much of his time at Wood Farm on the estate since retiring from public duties in August 2017 Norfolk County C...