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And it is something that you don't forget, i'll neverforget. chloe says the homes were understaffed and she even filmed a support worker asleep. she says the abuse of some children was openly discussed, but when she reported it to senior staff, nothing happened. so that is why i went to the police. and to get to that point where i thought i would get help and the children would get help, and then to be told, no. you reported this in 2018. how did it feel knowing the homes did not close for three more years? disgusted because that is a further three years of abuse. south yorkshire police says t...

And he said, "i do this so night staff can't grab me, can't hold me." chloe straw worked for over a year at fullerton house, a children's home and special school on the same site. you could see the sadness in his eyes when he was saying this. and it is something that you don't forget. i'll never forget. chloe says the homes were understaffed and she even filmed a support worker asleep. she says the abuse of some children was openly discussed, but when she reported it to senior staff, nothing happened. so that's why i went to the police. and to get to that point where i thought i'd get help and...

Disgusted because that is a further three years of abuse. south yorkshire police says there was insufficient evidence to progress with the case but it referred the report to the local authority. i've sort of lost all faith really in the care system. nicola's daughter ruby has autism, epilepsy and significant learning difficulties. you think, when they get £250,000 a year towards care, they'd be getting the rolls—royce of care, really. ruby was dragged across the floor at one of the homes in doncaster by a staff member who was then sacked. you can't believe that people in care would treat ch...

Epilepsy, and significant learning difficulties. you think, when they get £250,000 a year towards care, they'd be getting the rolls—royce of care, really. ruby was dragged across the floor at one of the homes in doncaster by a staff member who was then sacked. you can't believe that people in care would treat children like this. you just can't get your head around it. it's appalling. our investigation has interviewed a dozen former hesley staff who blew the whistle. we have also been leaked internal company documents that show both the scale of the abuse, and the failure of authorities to a...