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A woman with a “very significant” learning disability has lost the latest round of a legal fight over the care of her two children.
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Cracked windows, holes in walls and celery so old that it had turned brown and begun to liquefy were among dozens of health and safety violations federal inspectors found when they visited Oklahoma's group homes for foster children.
Scott Dukes says he’ll never forget the day he met his adoptive daughter Erica. She wore a black-and-white striped jacket with a big yellow flower on the lapel and a pair of bright pink pants.
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A senior social care worker employed by Orkney Islands Council has been struck off the register after being found guilty of allowing a teenager access to the drug ecstasy.
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An experienced social worker has been struck off from the register after misleading fellow professionals who became involved in her personal life when her ex-partner was investigated for child sex offences.
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A FIVE-year-old Christian girl fostered by a Muslim family may be returned to her carers.
The white English-speaking child was sent to live with a foster family by Tower Hamlets council in East London.
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