happening there, but also went with representatives of the office of the ombudsman of the national social service services of our organization union children's town and psychologists of children's voices, which, among other things, specialize in such cases of detection of violence, and it became it is known that... that these facts of violence were known not only, let's say this, there, this, this was known even a year ago and two years ago, and adults who learned about it from children, they also contacted the police, and appealed to other state services, so that measures were taken, but nothing happened, and the children remained in this institution, continued to suffer from violence, so in fact, well, maybe, yes, this is such a ... scandal that it is not the first time took place, before that the criminal case was not opened or it was closed, and that's why it's very important to us now that really all of you'. were punished, why did you know, you say so much time, but it all went on, it was impossible to find evidence, but if the children report it themselves, then it should at least be some kind of

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services, financial systems, and energy and water supplies as critical national infrastructure. the centres carry out a range of digital services, from data processing and storage to powering ai tools and socialr attack, an it outage, or an emergency caused by extreme weather. a 23—year—old woman arrested in connection with a major investigation into a hull funeral directors is no longer being treated as a suspect. humberside police removed 35 bodies and a quantity of ashes from legacy independent funeral directors in march, following a report of "concern for care of the deceased". a law aiming to help protect venues against terror attacks following the manchester arena bombing has been presented to parliament. martyn's law is named after martyn hett, who died in the attack in 2017. his mother, feegan murray, has been campaigning for the government to bring in the legislation. i'm joined now by nick garnett, who has been following the story. nick, you've been talking to her — what impact does she hope this law will have? this is designed to keep us safe when we go out in the evening. it has put the requirement on concert halls night clubs and theatres to think about what would happen if there