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Featured news and stories

NSPCC Trustee, Albert Heaney, receives CBE in New Year Honours

Albert Heaney, our Trustee for Wales, has been awarded the title of Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to social care in the New Year Honours List 2022.

Arthur Labinjo-Hughes

The government has announced a national review into Arthur’s death. We welcome this and will be challenging the government to make sure the recommendations are acted upon.

Child abuse image crimes in the UK have risen - we urgently need a stronger Online Safety Bill

Our latest research has found more than 100,000 child abuse image crimes were recorded by UK police forces over the last five years.

Young boy alone at Christmas

Last December was loneliest month for children contacting Childline

Our Childline service saw counselling sessions about loneliness peak over the festive period last year, with a record number of nearly 600 sessions provided on this topic in December alone.

Anti-bullying advice and new insights from Childline

Last year our counsellors delivered 6,654 sessions about bullying – and analysis highlights how, while for some children lockdowns were a respite from bullies, for others the bullying transferred online.

Latest figures show NSPCC helpline has reached record levels of reports about child sexual exploitation and abuse

Our NSPCC helpline has received on average 26 contacts a day from people concerned a child is being or has been sexually exploited and/or abused.