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Holidaymaker praises helpers after mud rescue

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By Kristian Johnson Verified, David Spereall Verified
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A holidaymaker who got stuck in the mud at Whitby Harbour on the last day of her break has thanked her rescuers for "saving my life", describing them as "real life heroes". Kadassi Nembhard became trapped after she rushed to stop her daughter from sinking while they played on the beach in the seaside town. She said the experience was "really scary" and that she would be "forever grateful" to the Whitby Coastguard and fire and rescue teams who brought her to safety.
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Hundreds of youth centres planned to reach 'isolated' generation

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By Kristian Johnson Verified
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The government is set to spend £500m on youth services in England, saying the money is needed to revive the "decimated" sector. Over the next four years, the government aims to build or refurbish 250 youth centres, as well as launch 50 new Young Future hubs, which Labour said in its manifesto would be sites bringing together existing services under one roof.
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Cost of unregistered children's care homes a 'national scandal' - Ofsted

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By Kristian Johnson Verified
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Nine in 10 councils across England are placing children in unregistered homes which can charge up to £30,000 a week per child. The findings, published in Ofsted's annual report, describe how local authorities often cannot find places in registered homes to cater for children's needs, despite the number of care homes being at a record high. Ofsted chief inspector Sir Martyn Oliver described the situation as an "ongoing national scandal".
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