If you'd listened to the Queen's Speech, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the government's agenda for the next year isn't going to have a big impact on children. But changes to immigration, anti-social behaviour measures and the care system will all make a real difference - both positive and negative - to some of the most vulnerable children in the UK

A government programme to help get people back into work and tackle problems such as anti-social behaviour is ahead of schedule at the end of its firs...

When the wider provision of support for vulnerable children and families is under systemic assault from the decimation of central and local government budgets, some old recycled statistics and 16 isolated families do not merit a reason to be cheerful.

These elections can bring new policing horizons and Labour should fight them keenly.

Theresa May is set to outline plans to give communities tougher protection from anti-social behaviour on Monday. The home secretary will announce p...