ofsted re—inspected homes run by calcot services for children in southern england after the bbc foundout? injune, we revealed that young people in the care - you found out? injune, we revealed that young people in the care of i that young people in the care of calcot services for children had reported being groomed for sex, given alcohol and assaulted by staff. we also learned that the company had failed to fully report an allegation of child on child sexual abuse, and had not provided some dedicated care, paid for by local authorities. we also discovered that the company had a profit margin of 36% last year. that is more than double level is already considered excessive by a government watchdog. the investigation led to calls for radical reform of the system by the children�*s commissionerfor system by the children�*s commissioner for england, system by the children�*s commissionerfor england, and also the reinspection of all calcot children homes. these had previously all been rated good or outstanding. no ofsted has re—inspected them and rated five inadequate, three of which are cl

yet the investigation called for the reinspection of all calcot children's homes.s of the countryside. and small wild animals are finding it tough too. one farmer in suffolk is so worried, she's been trying to help. debbie tubby has more. this hare is wary, but thirsty. it normally wouldn't drink out of a container but there is no moisture in the grass. this jay is trying to cool off. a badger, brazen about enjoying a possibly life—saving drink. even a fox has come to this man—made watering home. i kind of thought it might be a goshawk and i've never seen one to photograph. i didn't know they were on the farm. which is really nice. all of them have been caught on camera by sue cross, who is so concerned about their welfare after weeks of no rain she has been putting water out for them to drink. i think the wildlife needs water. our ponds have dried up, the river is very low. and they are using the water trays that are out, so it obviously is making a difference. she lives on a 600—acre farm near bury st edmunds. there's one over there. there's probably about three