Children in care at risk since coronavirus crisis, say campaigners

Changes to protection system condemned as ‘deregulation on steroids’

Changes to legal protections for children in care, introduced by the UK government as an emergency response to the coronavirus crisis, have been condemned as “deregulation on steroids” by children’s rights campaigners.

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