Medomsley young offenders centre: over 140 alleged victims of abuse
Detectives said they were "shaken" by "horrific" alleged cases
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Ailsa Cameron Youth, blackmail and the things you can't erase online
Cyber-blackmail has been implicated in the suicide of 17-year-old Daniel Perry
NSA spy agency broke privacy laws 'thousands of times a year', says
Internal audit leaked by US fugitive Edward Snowden reveals a litany of infractions, errors and illegal acts since the agency was made more powerful in 2008
Yomi Adegoke Ban Ask.fm and the bullies will only go elsewhere
Shutting down one site won't combat the massive problem of cyberbullying
Mumbai submarine explosion: No contact with possible survivors in hunt
INS Sindhurakshak caught fire and sank in its home port in Mumbai
We need to make it easier for firms to sack workers, claims
“There should be a way of saying to people ‘thank you very much, it hasn’t worked out but here’s a decent package for you to move on from this role,’” says top Tory
Casual sex app 'Bang With Friends' sued by social games maker Zynga
Bang With Friends CEO Colin Hodge claims the app now has more than 1.1 million users
Edward Snowden latest: NSA whistleblower will stay in Moscow airport,
US fugitive still awaiting papers allowing him to enter Russia while his request for asylum is being considered
The signing of Henrikh Mkhitaryan signals Borussia Dortmund have
Their louder and brasher rivals Bayern Munich continue to take the limelight - but that suits BVB
Anonymity order lifted for triple child killer David McGreavy jailed
High Court judge lifts ruling on 'Monster of Worcester' who impaled victims on railings
Twelve killed in Baghdad car bombs a day after attacks on Shiite
One child among the dead following attack that left 19 others injured
Liz Dux There is no rationale whatsoever to lower the age of consent. Barbara
Top barrister Barbara Hewson recently called for the age of consent to be lowered. Here the legal representative for over 60 of Jimmy Savile's victim's explains why she's wrong
Top human rights barrister sparks outrage with call for age of consent
Barbara Hewson made the controversial suggestion in an article for the online magazine 'Spiked'
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Mark Lancaster appears in court over alleged sexual exploitation
The 39-year-old IT consultant is alleged to be behind the site that claimed it could arrange for young women's tuition fees to be paid in return for sexual relations
Security forces blow up suspicious letter sent to German president
Mail was suspected of containing explosives
Paralysed man Paul Lamb takes up Tony Nicklinson's right to die
A paralysed man is taking up a legal challenge for the right to die with the help of a doctor, saying he would like to be able to choose when to “call it a day”.
Anonymity granted for nurse due to give evidence at inquest into death
A nurse due to give evidence at the inquest into the death of Royal hoax call victim Jacintha Saldanha has been granted anonymity to offer protection against similar media interest.