Children in care, those in secure settings or unaccompanied asylum-seeking children do not get good enough public services, the report Safeguarding Children says. It says recommendations made in 2005 relating to restraint techniques in secure settings, the effects of detention in immigration removal centres on children, and continued delays in carrying out welfare assessments have not been implemented. But it adds that improved safeguarding means children feel safe in their own homes and communities and are receiving the quality of care and support...