Wednesday, 11 December 2013

Children as underdeveloped as FIVE among hundreds of pupils expel from exercise for serious sexual reproach and spying pornography

Children as young as five have been excluded from schools for serious sexual abuse, watching pornography and 'sexting' inappropriate images of themselves.
Hundreds of pupils have been banned from class for a raft of 'sexual misconduct', including assault, harassment and bullying. Others have been excluded for inappropriate touching, lewd behaviour and sexual graffiti.
Shockingly, some children were disciplined within their first year at primary school when new learners are just four or five-years-old, although 13, 14 and 15 years old are the most likely to be punished.
A new investigation found there were more than 2,000 reported incidents between January 2010 and September 2013, although the true figure is likely to be much higher, as nearly two-thirds of the 153 authorities contacted said they did not hold the information centrally, or refused to disclose it.
Child welfare charities and politicians described the figures, uncovered by the Press Association, as 'extremely concerning' and called on the Government to clamp down on the ease with which children can access internet pornography, and to implement a 'robust' sex education programme.
Jon Brown, head of tackling child sexual abuse at the NSPCC, said: 'The extent of sexual harassment, inappropriate sexual behaviour and in the worst cases violence by children is extremely concerning.
'Exposure to extreme, sometimes sexually violent and degrading material is now only a few clicks away and this can warp young people’s views of what is normal and acceptable sexual behaviour.
'Sexting (sending sexual text messages) is now the norm for many young people who may find once they start sending explicit pictures of themselves the situation spirals out of control.
'We need good quality, age appropriate education in schools to help young people develop healthy, positive relationships with each other, so that children understand consent, do not feel so pressurised to behave in a sexualised way, and respect themselves and others.'
Six children in reception classes across England were involved in a sexual act in a school, the figures showed.
Exposed: Six children in reception classes, where pupils are just four or five, were involved in a sexual act in a school (file photo)
Exposed: Six children in reception classes, where pupils are just four or five, were involved in a sexual act in a school (file photo)
There were a further 15 incidents involving six and

Holly Willoughby guide off her sandglass figure as she handle the show in a sink cherry lace frock from her favourite British plotter at the Military Awards

It’s a night dedicated to honouring British servicemen and women.
But while The Sun Military Awards at London’s National Maritime Museum was all about heroes, fashion dominated on the red carpet – with Holly Willoughby leading the way in a sweeping custom made ensemble from Suzanne Neville.
Indeed, the TV presenter stood out in a busty red affair that exposed her ample cleavage as she posed for photos before sashaying inside. 
Custom made: Holly Willoughby stood out in this sweeping red evening dress
Custom made: Holly Willoughby stood out in this sweeping red evening dress

The intricate floor length design accentuated Holly’s shapely curves, while short semi-sheer cap sleeves and a distinctive embellished pattern gave the

I'm A Celebrity affection birds Amy Willerton and Joey Essex accede back in the UK... but 'REFUSE' to be pictured together

They recently confirmed that they were dating after weeks of flirting in the Australian jungle - and now I'm A Celebrity love birds, Amy Willerton and Joey Essex, have finally arrived back on British soil.
The couple, who were voted out of the show at the same time, reportedly made a point of not standing near each other as they pushed their luggage through London's Heathrow terminal.
But Joey's spokesperson told MailOnline: 'They both had separate cars booked but everything is fine. They are looking forward to attending The Sun Military Awards on Wednesday night.'
Back in Britain: Amy Willerton arrived back at Heathrow airport at the same time as Joey Essex on Wednesday but they reportedly refused to be pictured together
Back in Britain: Amy Willerton arrived back at Heathrow airport at the same time as Joey Essex on Wednesday but they reportedly refused to be pictured together

Joey, 23, recently spoke out about the romance and told The Mirror: 'Our first date was amazing. I'm very happy. Look at her, she's

Tuesday, 10 December 2013

Alex Gerrard heads to her local hair salon for a blow dry

She's a mother-of-three so has a lot on her plate at home, but while they're at school it seems Alex Gerrard is all about the pampering.
Monday was no different as Alex headed to her local hair salon to get her blonde locks freshened up with a blow-dry.
And after that, well who knows what the 31-year-old wife of Steven Gerrard was up to next, as the only work she has done this year seems to be modelling fashion brand Lipsy's VIP collection.
Blow out: Alex Gerrard heads to her local hair salon in a £125,000 Range Rover
Blow out: Alex Gerrard heads to her local hair salon in a £125,000 Range Rover

Alex must still be enjoying the residual profit from her second collaboration with the high-street brand, or maybe from her self-titled fragrance which she

The scandal- Report uncovers huge differences in waiting times, access to treatment and drugs

The postcode lottery of cancer care in the UK is a ‘national disgrace’, MPs have warned.
A report has criticised the variation between people’s ability in certain regions to access radiotherapy and drugs on the NHS.
As a solution, doctors should get financial incentives to encourage them to reach the national target of being seen within two weeks, the report has found.
But regional variations mean  that patients in some areas are four times more likely to wait more than two weeks to see a specialist than in others.
Cancer: Patients in some areas are four times more likely to wait more than two weeks to see a specialist than in others. File picture
Cancer: Patients in some areas are four times more likely to wait more than two weeks to see a specialist than in others. File picture

The findings of the all-party parliamentary group on cancer highlighted the variation in treatment.
John Baron, the chairman of the

David Beckham and Harper keep close in west London in matching outfits

Could there be a cuter picture of a father and daughter than that of David Beckham and two-year-old daughter Harper, cheek to cheek as they head out in west London?
Probably, but for now the two were the most adorable parent and child in the capital as he carried her in his arms on Monday afternoon.
And the pair's charm increased by the fact that they stepped out in synchronised outfits.
Too cute: David and Harper Beckham are cheek to cheek as he carries her out of his Range Rover
Too cute: David and Harper Beckham are cheek to cheek as he carri
Making a few funny faces, Harper was no doubt in a playful mood, maybe still feeling

One giant leap for womankind: UK backs push to put female astronaut on moon

You could call it the final frontier in gender equality.
Though 12 men have set foot on the moon, no woman has yet taken that giant leap.
But under extraordinary plans set out today, the world’s superpowers will come together to make it happen.
And not content to stop there, they will also build a permanent base on its surface and then travel to Mars.
Space race: Sandra Bullock in Gravity as Dr Ryan Stone, a medical engineer on her first space mission