The Domestic Abuse Bill was published yesterday, but there are still gaps when it comes to children and young people.

The Committee scrutinising the draft Bill has highlighted that it must be amended to recognise children as victims.

The draft Domestic Abuse Bill is out, and there's been a marked change in how Government is talking about children.

Young parents, like any other parents, want the absolute best for their children, but it's not always that easy.

We’ve secured two important changes to the Bill. But there’s still more to do.

Assessing the Government's response to the Education Committee's inquiry.

We need a child-centred outcomes framework to promote children's emotional wellbeing and their recovery from trauma.

The Bill is in the middle of its passage through the House of Lords. Here’s a quick update on its progress.

Our recent poll shows that nearly three out of five parents have worried about their child being ready to start school.

We are deeply worried about what this Bill could mean for some young people leaving care.