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Skint families 'send kids to school in dirty clothes' as cost of living soars

One mum's baby stayed in a too-small cot after she couldn't afford a bed. Another was stuck with a rodent infestation, said Save the Children as energy bills soar

Daily Mirror

How to help and support the people of Ukraine as war reaches six-month point

From writing to your MP to sending donations, here are some of the ways in which you can help the people of Ukraine

The Independent UK

‘You should try fish and chips’: UK scouts praised for welcoming Ukrainian refugees

Messages to mark six months since Russian invasion to be shared in Save the Children welcome packs

The Guardian - UK

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Papua New Guinea’s undocumented children face ‘perfect storm of vulnerability’

Just 15% of children in PNG have their birth registered. Without a birth certificate, trafficking and exploitation are far easier

The Guardian - AU

Afghanistan horror one year on as children sold into marriage while families starve

One year after the disastrous withdrawal which saw desperate people clinging to the outside of planes to escape, Afghanistan is facing a food crisis with girls getting less food than boys

Daily Mirror

One year of Taliban rule has devastated Afghanistan, but there are glimmers of hope within 'secret schools'

In Afghanistan, a whisper network of teachers, parents and community leaders is funnelling girls to secret schools, defying the rule of the Taliban.

ABC News

How to keep your children safe during a heatwave

Temperatures are set to climb this week to highs of 35C in some parts of the UK

The Independent UK

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No energy to study, play or work: Taliban has ‘shattered’ lives of Afghan girls

‘Some days my father cannot bring food. I don’t eat, and I save my food for my brothers and sisters,’ says teenage girl

The Independent UK

“We shouldn’t have this level of child poverty in the UK", says charity boss on visit to North East

Save the Children UK boss Gwen Hines visited North Tyneside after figures showed rising levels of child poverty in the North East

Chronicle Live

Andriy Shevchenko praises 'generous' Oleksandr Zinchenko for Ukrainian support at Arsenal

The new fullback has continued to speak out against Russia's invasion of his home country.

Football London

Andriy Shevchenko pays tribute to Oleksandr Zinchenko and his unwavering Ukraine support

Oleksandr Zinchenko has been one of the most prominent sporting voices since Russia's invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, speaking passionately and emotionally about his nation's struggles

Daily Mirror

Fewer North East children playing out on their streets, report suggests

Report by Save the Children and a group of play organisations highlights how playing out near their homes has reduced

Chronicle Live

Houthi Attacks, Mines Kill, Injure 700 Civilians During Truce

,rHouthi mines and attacks caused the death and injury of about 700 civilians during the four months of the UN-brokered truce in Yemen, according to international and local reports. This came amid fears that the number of victims would rise due to recent heavy rains that have carried hundreds of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Why famine in Madagascar is an alarm bell for the planet

The UN says it is the first famine caused by climate change. Those caught up in it describe a desperate fight to survive

Financial Times

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The Guardian - UK

Diabetes and high blood pressure: why are ‘urban’ diseases affecting refugees?

In camps like Mahama in Rwanda, cases of non-communicable diseases such as stroke and renal failure are growing – and even children are affected

ABC News

South West Sydney teenager Yusuf Zahab believed to have been killed in Syrian jail after IS attack

An Australian boy taken to Syria by radicalised family members at the age of 11 is believed to have died there, just months after begging for help from the federal government.

The Guardian - UK

International aid sector in a ‘crisis of legitimacy’, study finds

Leading charities more focused on their own ‘internal dynamics’ than the development needs of a changing world

The Independent UK

This is how Nigerians are fighting an epidemic with highest number of child pneumonia deaths in the world

Nigerian photographer Yagazie Emezi travels across her home country to document the ongoing epidemic of child pneumonia

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Labour alone on unpopular Oranga Tamariki reforms

The party may use its majority force through change on its own for just the second time this term, despite opposition from the overwhelming majority of submitters

Asharq Al-Awsat

Child Malnutrition Soars in Ethiopia as Drought Worsens

Tens of thousands of children in Ethiopia are suffering from the "most deadly" form of malnutrition as prolonged drought ravages the east and south of the country, British charity Save the Children said Thursday. Four consecutive rainy seasons have failed in the Horn of Africa, with a fifth also expected…

The Independent UK

‘80% of children in Gaza suffer from depression’ after 15 years of blockade, claim NGOs

Israel called the findings ‘one-sided and biased’

Al Jazeera

80% of Gaza children suffer depression after 15 years of blockade

About 800,000 children in Gaza have only ever known life under blockade, affecting their mental health, says report.

The Independent UK

Extreme Ethiopia drought sees hungry monkeys attack children

Nomadic communities are at ‘brink of starvation’, says charity report

Daily Mirror

Ukrainian teachers share horror of trying to teach kids while being bombed by Russians

WhatsApp became a live feed of horrors for teachers in occupied Ukraine as 12-year-olds, 14-year-olds, and 16-year-olds all began sharing their stories of being bombed

The Independent UK

Cot blanket made by Queen Mary in 1930s sparks auction bidding battle

The blanket was won in a bonnie baby competition in 1938.

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