Times 22/3/10
Apart from the severe haircut given to Sahil Saeed by his kidnappers, there are few remaining outward signs of the little boy’s ordeal in Pakistan.
BBC News 22/03/10
When Pc Alex Deeprose was called to Glasgow’s sprawling Southern Necropolis on the evening of 23 September 1954, he expected to be dealing with a simple case of vandalism.
Telegraph 20/03/10
Children under 14 will be allowed to appear on shows such as Britain’s Got Talent and X Factor, after the Government backed away from calls to ban them appearing on reality shows.
Telegraph 19/03/10
The 1982 classic, which was directed by Steven Spielberg and launched a young Drew Barrymore’s Hollywood career, became famous for the phrase “E.T, phone home.”
BBC News 19/03/10
Laws involving children under 14 years of age working in the entertainment industry need to be relaxed, a report has recommended.
BBC News 18/3/10
One in four young Britons attempts to access the Facebook accounts of their friends, a survey claims.
Times 18/3/10
Sahil Saeed, the five-year-old British boy kidnapped in Pakistan, returned home tonight after his family paid a £110,000 ransom to see him freed.
Daily Mail 17/3/10
A Danish artist who dressed her baby as Hitler, Stalin and other dictators says her work is necessary to explore the meaning of evil.
Times 14/3/10
It’s not over ‘til the fat baby sings. Scottish Opera is attempting to reach beyond its normal audiences of middle-aged music buffs by launching a series of concerts aimed at infants, aged between six and 18 months.
Times 14/3/10
The Dragons’ Den star says company bosses should stop complaining and do more to teach teenagers about business