Posted on June 3, 2019 by Richard Oldershaw - Uncategorised
Thousands of teenagers in care are being “dumped” in unregulated homes and “abandoned to organised crime gangs”, the BBC has been told.
The number of looked-after children aged 16 and over living in unregistered accommodation in England has increased 70% in a decade, Newsnight has found.
Read the BBC news article here.
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