Mum finds missing son after spotting him in Bugzy Malone video.

The neighbourhood, the crew, the expensive car arguably all key ingredients in a grime video, however, Bugzy Malone has revealed his visuals helped reunite a family.

India girl took her dad to the police over a toilet!

A seven-year-old Indian girl went to the police after her father broke his promise to build her a toilet. Hanifa Zaara told the police in a letter that her father had "cheated" her and should, therefore, be arrested. She said that she was "ashamed" to defecate outside.

London schools teach self-defence and first aid to protect pupils from knife crime.

Schools and colleges are introducing self-defence and first aid classes to protect their pupils from harm as a knife crime epidemic seizes the capital. But headteachers’ efforts to make children feel safe could be undermined unless extra resources are secured, a school leaders’ union has said. The Ofsted chief will also insist this week that schools cannot tackle the recent rise in knife crime among young people on their own.

School bans designer coats to stop ‘poverty shaming’.

A secondary school in Merseyside has banned pupils from wearing expensive designer coats in an attempt to stop “poverty shaming”.After the Christmas break, students at Woodchurch High School in Birkenhead will not be allowed to wear brands including Canada Goose, Moncler and Pyrenex. Canada Goose coats range in price from about £275 to £1,400, while Pyrex and Moncler coats cost up to £650 and £9,175 respectively.

One school pupil in every classroom is bullied every single day, survey suggests.

One child in every classroom has been bullied every single day over the past six months, the survey suggests. Almost half (45 per cent) of 11 to 16-year-olds questioned said they had been bullied face-to-face, and more than a third (34 per cent) have been bullied online, at least once in the last six months. A survey, from the Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA), suggests that 4 per cent of pupils are being bullied face-to-face or online every day which it says is the equivalent of one child in every classroom.