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Noel Titheradge

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  • Investigations Correspondent and Executive Producer, BBC
United Kingdom
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Investigations Correspondent and Executive Producer @BBCNews. Orwell Prize Finalist 2023 and 2022. Signal: +44 7809 334720 email: noel.titheradge@bbc.co.uk
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Parents sue school over 'inhumane' calming rooms after BBC report

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By Noel Titheradge Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The BBC investigation began after being shown footage of children in calming rooms at Whitefield School in north London [BBC] Parents are suing a special school after a BBC investigation uncovered CCTV footage showing autistic children being locked inside calming rooms and abused. Ten families are claiming that their children – all of whom had learning disabilities or several mental disorders - were amongst those harmed by their treatment in the rooms.
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Ofsted promises to penalise councils using illegal children's homes

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By Noel Titheradge Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Local authorities who place children in care in unregistered homes could face being downgraded in performance inspections, Ofsted's chief inspector has said. Councils may be graded as requiring 'urgent improvement' and penalised in the running of their Children's Services departments under the regulator's proposals to tackle the issue. Sir Martyn Oliver told the BBC's Today programme that the practice of companies themselves running illegal placements was a "scandal" and that they will face fines.
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'Um remédio me deixou viciada em compras. Vendi minha casa para pagar dívidas'

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By Noel Titheradge Verified, Emma Barnett Verified
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Após anos, a autora de livros infantis Sally Gardner encontrou uma explicação para sua compulsão que a levou a gastar mais de US$ 650 mil. Sally Gardner diz que viverá com as consequências do excesso de gastos pelo resto da vida Quando a carreira da escritora de livros infantis Sally Gardner decolou, seus amigos presumiram que seus gastos extravagantes eram consequência do novo sucesso.
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