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while they lied to the police arthur lay a few feet away with injuries so severe they were the equivalent the judge said it had been without doubt one of the most distressing and disturbing cases i have had to deal with. the thinking stop. he threw him all over the floor, he kicked me and hit me. while they lied to the police arthur lay a few feet away with injuries so severe they were the equivalent of a high speed road crash. today thejudge the equivalent of a high speed road crash. today the judge said it had been without doubt one of the most distressing and disturbing cases i have had to deal with. he said "this cruel and inhuman treatment of arthur was a deliberate decision to brush off his cries for help as naughtiness, he told us the tin, you are a manipulative woman who will shift the blame on the anyone to save your own skin. he told thomas hughes hiss actions had been indifferent. family members had been indifferent. family members had been in tears as the sentence was handed down. arthur's mother said ifeel i am walking round with all the lights off. he was the light of my lif

the pair lied to police as arthur lay just a few feet away, with injuries so severe, they were said to road crash. members of arthur's family were close to tears as they left court. his birth mother, currently in jail for manslaughter, had a statement read in court. we've been here many times before. a public inquiry in 2003, following victoria climbie�*s death. a national review after the baby peter connelly case. investigations into the deaths of khyra ishaq, hamzah khan, daniel pelka, ayeeshia—jayne smith, amid profound soul—searching as to what we should do to save vulnerable children from neglect, and abuse, and death. if you do have a concern about a child, contact your local authority, keep contacting them, or contact the nspcc helpline. we're a confidential, free advice service and we're there to listen, and form a picture for other agencies like social care, like the police, and we're there to provide advice and support. a report for the department of education last year found that the number of children who die from maltreatment in england remains at around 28 every year. tha

the pair lied to police as arthur lay just a few feet away with injuries so severe, it was said to be crash. members of arthur's family were close to tears as they left court. his birth mother, currently in jail for manslaughter, had a statement read in court. we've been here many times before — a public inquiry in 2003 following victoria climbie�*s death, a national review after the baby peter connelly case, investigations into the deaths of khyra ishaq, hamzah khan, daniel pelka, ayeeshia—jayne smith, amid profound soul—searching as to what we should do to save vulnerable children from neglect and abuse and death. if you do have a concern about a child, contact your localauthority, keep contacting them, or contact the nspcc helpline — we're a confidential, free advice service and we're there to listen and form a picture for other agencies like social care, like the police, and we're there to provide advice and support. a report for the department of education last year found that the number of children who die from maltreatment in england remains at around 28 every year — that's mor

while they lied to the police, arthur lay a few feet away with injuries so severe they were the equivalent today the judge, mrjustice mark wall, said it had been "without doubt one of the most distressing and disturbing cases i have had to deal with." family members, some of whom are seen here leaving court, had been in tears as the sentence was handed down. arthur's mother, olivia, in a statement read to the court said, "i feel i am walking around with all the lights off. he was the light of my life, he was a precious, precious gift. his short life was stolen and the hole left in me and those who loved arthur will never be repaired." arthur's story has moved everyone who has seen, heard or read about it. it is unlikely anyone will easily forget the little boy with the infectious smile. the prime minister says he will leave no stone unturned to find how arthur could have been protected — and in the past hour, borisjohnson has been giving his reaction to the case like many people i find it very hard to read it let alone to understand how people could behave like that towards a defenseless l

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