Ashley John-Baptiste

Young people who were detained under Deprivation of Liberty orders speak about their experiences.

A fake car dealership website defrauded victims out of thousands of pounds, BBC investigation finds.

Ashley John-Baptiste grew up in care, unaware he had siblings. His new documentary is called Split Up in Care: Life Without Siblings.

In the ’60s and ’70s, black children were wrongly sent to schools for the “educationally subnormal”.

Echoes of black lives matter from 50 years ago

Darren Roberts’ partner claims Ealing Council has not helped sort out the twins’ immigration papers.

When council estates were a dream  BBC

When council estates were a dream

Thousands of siblings in care have been split up by councils in England and Wales, new figures suggest.

The National Union of Students says it receives reports of racist incidents from students every day.

On seeing Rebecca’s foster parents are Muslim, one friend said, ‘I bet they have bombs in their house’.

Seven councils in England have begun offering council tax relief to care leavers. But will it help?

For Marcus and Caitlin, growing up with a facial disfigurement has led them to be bullied at school.

Selective mutism affects thousands of children. But what is it like for adults with the condition?