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Back Page: Hound - Between the lines in the past week's media

13 July 2004, Children Now

- Ever helpful, The Sun last week printed a practical guide for parents called "How to smack your children (and not get your collar felt)".

Back Page: What's on - TV and radio for people who care about children and families

13 July 2004, Children Now

Wednesday 14 July 9:00am Supernanny 2/3. Channel 4 Supernanny Jo Frost tries to help single mum Kelly Steer cope with her two young children. Thursday 15 July 9.00pm Bad...

Back Page: Social Claire - Don't give up the day job ...

13 July 2004, Children Now

Claire reserves judgment on celebs who disgrace themselves on film

NCB Now: Did you know? - Facts & figures on ... child poverty

13 July 2004, Children Now

Since 1997 child income poverty in Great Britain has fallen by around 600,000 to 3.6 million children, the lowest figure since 1991. Despite this reduction over a quarter of children...

NCB Now: Did you know? - Traffic calming and child injury on the road

13 July 2004, Children Now

Children in poor neighbourhoods are five times more likely to be injured by a car than those in affluent areas. Traffic calming schemes can reduce the severity of injury in...

NCB Now: Did you know? - New register of education providers

13 July 2004, Children Now

Education and Skills Secretary Charles Clarke has announced the creation of a new register of education providers to help tackle immigration abuse in the education sector. Due to be in...

NCB Now: Get connected

13 July 2004, Children Now

15 July - The Children Bill: What it will mean for children's services. This event is being held by the Children's Interagency Group of leading public sector and voluntary organisations...

NCB Now: Ennals speaks at NUT conference

13 July 2004, Children Now

NCB chief executive Paul Ennals spoke about what the Children Bill might mean for teachers at the National Union of Teachers Education Conference in Lincolnshire on 3 July.

NCB Now: Young people have their say on violence

13 July 2004, Children Now

"I don't think violence gets you respect. It just makes some people scared of you, and fear and respect are two totally different things." This comment, from Crystal, 16, is...

NCB Now: Young NCB quizzes key media figures

13 July 2004, Children Now

Three Young NCB members challenged leading journalists on the media's portrayal of young people at a debate organised by the Royal Society for Arts, Manufacture and Commerce (RSA) on 6...