Parents worried about terrorism and child radicalisation will find advice on the wall of their GP’s waiting room, thanks to the NSPCC. The national charity’s posters will be translated into Arabic, ...

A POSTER which aims to warn about the radicalisation of youngsters by terrorists does not feature the words radicalisation or terrorism because “they may seem scary”. The NSPCC said it has opted for a ...

POSTERS in Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, and Somali will appear in GP surgeries across Bolton to raise awareness of an NSPCC helpline for parents worried about terrorism and radicalisation. The charity’s ...

Posters in foreign languages are to be placed in GP surgeries across Manchester giving advice to parents worried about radicalisation. The posters, created by the NSPCC, will include the number of a ...

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A poster campaign aimed at tackling trafficking of children has been launched by the NSPCC. The children's charity is to distribute 2,000 copies of the image to hospitals, ports and transport ...

Posters in Arabic, Urdu, Bengali and Somali will appear in GP surgeries across Cardiff to raise awareness of a helpline for parents worried about terrorism and radicalisation. Credit: NSPCC The NSPCC ...

A veteran equality campaigner has lauded a new NSPCC terror hotline as a “major step in the right direction” in the fight against the increased radicalisation of ...

GP surgeries in Luton are to display NSPCC helpline posters for parents worried about terrorism and radicalisation. They will be written in Arabic, Urdu, Bengali, and Somali as well as English. The ...

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Posters in foreign languages are to be placed in GP surgeries across Manchester giving advice to parents worried about radicalisation. The posters, created by the NSPCC, will include the number of a ...