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BBCNEWS BBC News May 21, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News May 21, 2020

That they will bring some improvement to peoples well being and quality life start getting our economy moving again and start to steer us safely towards a new normality. Borisjohnson is cleared of any criminal actions in his relationship withJennifer Arcuri whilst london mayor but a review establishes there may have been an intimate relationship. An International Trial has begun to see whether two anti malarial drugs could prevent covid 19. The International Olympic Committee President says he understands why the rescheduled tokyo 2020 games would have to be cancelled, if it cant take place ne...

Limavady mother-of-ten protected hundreds of lives as NSPCC volunteer for 25 years - Vimarsana News

Limavady mother-of-ten protected hundreds of lives as NSPCC volunteer for 25 years

An award-winning volunteer from Limavady has reflected on her 25 years of volunteering with NSPCC Northern Ireland, helping to protect thousands of young people, while also caring for her own 10 children.

Study Reveals One in Five 10-Year-Olds Experience Physical Punishment, UCL Reports - Vimarsana News

Study Reveals One in Five 10-Year-Olds Experience Physical Punishment, UCL Reports

Physical punishment, such as smacking and hitting, is the most common form of violence against children. Scotland and Wales recently prohibited physical punishment in all settings, while physical punishment in the home remains legal in England and No

NSPCC data shows rise in children suffering emotional abuse - Vimarsana News

NSPCC data shows rise in children suffering emotional abuse

The NSPCC has announced that its Childline service has reported a 5 per cent rise in counselling sessions related to emotional abuse within the past…

Smacking children is unacceptable, say seven out of 10 Brits - Vimarsana News

Smacking children is unacceptable, say seven out of 10 Brits

A survey of 3,500 adults in England found that a slim majority now back a change in the law to end physical punishment. The poll was commissioned by the NSPCC.