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Grieving father calls for new bullying law after daughter's death

Mariano Janin, whose daughter Mia took her own life, says new rules are needed to keep children safe.

He told the BBC's Laura Kuennsberg cyber-bullying should be addressed in new legislation.

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2 March 2024

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Parent Celeste Lewis sitting in a kitchen

Should children have smartphones in school?

BBC Journalist Charlie Buckland sitting in an orange chair speaking into the camera

What if you don't get the A-level grades you want?

Harrison Holmes, the radio DJ with cerebral palsy, during his school assembly

Radio DJ with cerebral palsy inspires school pupils

Image of two men. They have their arms around each other and are laughing

Pupils past and present enjoy annual cricket match

Gloucestershire

Pupils celebrate winning award

School delighted to be named in world top 10 list

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Watch: School installs vape detectors in bathrooms

Darryl George

US teen punished for hairstyle at school speaks out

An anonymous teacher speaks to BBC Scotland News about the violence she faces at work.

'I was left with concussion after pupil violence'

Glyn Potts

Water gushes through ceiling at school stuck in private contract

Family & Education

Pupils with coats on in a classroom

Watch: Videos show schools in urgent need of repair

Keyframe #1

'A school isn't run without a classroom assistant'

Northern Ireland

US Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin

Watch: US senator challenges man to fight mid-hearing

Wes Streeting

Why has Labour changed position on private schools?

Community leader outside school

'This school is a hub for the young generation'

Northern Ireland

Sir Keir Starmer

Starmer: Why does every one blame PM for RAAC closures?

Scalby School in Scarborough has not reopened after the summer holidays due to the concrete crisis.

A look inside a school with unsafe concrete

Family & Education

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan

Watch: Gillian Keegan apologises for expletive comment

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan is caught making unguarded comments about the concrete crisis in schools after an interview with ITV News finishes.

Keegan: 'Does anyone ever say, you've done a good job?'

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan in radio studio

About 1,500 English schools yet to return RAAC surveys

Hands holding two pieces of concrete

Watch how this concrete can crumble under pressure

A snowy tree in Llanuwchllyn, Gwynedd

Watch: Snowy scenes as cold snap hits UK

Several weather warnings have been issued as the first snow of the season hit parts of the UK.

A group of schoolchildren in purple jumpers singing Happy Birthday to King Charles

Children sing Happy Birthday to the King

The monarch smiled as the group of youngsters sang to him with their teachers during a visit for a food poverty project.

A composite image of June Spencer as a young and older woman

Watch: June Spencer recounts her lifetime on The Archers

The radio star, who played Peggy Woolley in The Archers, has died aged 105.

Antonio Banderas looking at a Blue Peter badge next to Olivia Colman who is excitedly putting her badge on. A sign in the background reads Paddington in Peru

Watch: Colman's Blue Peter badge delight baffles co-star

The Oscar-winning actress appeared overwhelmed with joy when presenter Shini Muthukrishnan awarded her the badge.

Prince William playing rugby with school children in Cape Town

Prince William plays rugby with children in Cape Town

The Prince of Wales is on a trip in South Africa promoting his Earthshot environmental prize.

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'Little girls were threatened in the most depraved way'

Catherine Kierans from the PPS explains how Alexander McCartney abused young girls online.

King Charles standing at a podium

King: 'It is vital that we understand our history'

King Charles says says "the most painful aspects of our past continue to resonate" in a speech to Commonwealth leaders.

A still from the bodycam footage showing the moments before Chris Kaba was shot

Bodycam video shows moments before Chris Kaba shooting

Police release bodycam footage showing moments before Chris Kaba is shot.

Scorpion

'Our flatmate found a scorpion in her Shein parcel'

A university student had a shock when she found a live scorpion in a clothing parcel from fast fashion firm Shein.

Princess of Wales

Kate in Southport for surprise first public visit since chemo

The Princess of Wales arrives in Southport for her first official engagement since finishing cancer treatment.

Learner motorbike rider uses phone while overtaking

Watch: Dangerous driving caught on camera

More people are being prosecuted for dangerous driving thanks to a huge increase in footage submitted to police by the public.

King Charles dancing

'He's got the moves' - King tries Samoan dance

The King and Queen met guests representing the Commonwealth at a St James's Palace reception.

Prince William and David Beckham pose in front of a helicopter

'East End boy' Beckham helps with Prince William fundraiser

Beckham says he was "excited and proud" to help raise money for the London Air Ambulance service.

Prince Harry smiles at WellChild Awards

Prince Harry arrives in London for charity awards

Prince Harry poses for photographs as he visits London for the WellChild Awards ceremony.

Harrison in the water, the sun is shining on the water and there is a boat behind him

Teenager swims Bristol Channel before rugby game

Harrison, 15, swam "non-stop" for several hours, then played rugby the next morning.

Huw Edwards outside court

Watch: Silent Huw Edwards arrives at court

The former BBC News presenter has arrived at Westminster Magistrates’ Court filmed by TV cameras, photographers and watched by journalists.

Gary Lineker, Joe Hart and Danny Murphy sit in the Match of the Day studio, with a backdrop of the Royal Albert Hall

Match of the day or Last Night of the Proms? Well, it's both!

To mark the 60th anniversary of Match of the Day, the football pundits had a go at some Proms commentary.

King Charles grins as three rugby players wearing black New Zealand t-shirts give him hug

Watch: King surprised by 'very healing' hug with rugby players

King Charles laughed after accepting the surprise offer from a player on New Zealand's women's team.

Emily Maitlis

Emily Maitlis reflects on impact of Prince Andrew interview

The 2019 interview, widely viewed as a "car-crash", saw the prince talk candidly to Maitlis about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Dionne Barrett

'Absolutely sickening': Mum reacts to early release of son's killer

Dionne Barrett said it is 'absolutely sickening' that a man jailed for her son's manslaughter will be released.