shantal bailey and her four children moved to abertillery last year.ommunity, and has also been bullied because he is small for his age. he is now recovering from the surgery, but is struggling to understand what has happened, sometimes thinking it was a bad dream. ms bailey says she hasn't been contacted by the school. abertillery learning community says it is working closely with gwent police and the local authority to establish the full details of the incident. it says: the welsh government has also responded, saying that it condemns bullying and racial harassment in any form and expects allegations and incidents of bullying and racism to be fully investigated by schools, with appropriate action taken. since the incident, shantal bailey has set up a fundraising page to raise money for a prosthetic fingerfor raheem. it has already exceeded its £10,000 target many times over. rebecca john with that report. a ballot of 40,000 rail workers — which could result in union members voting for a national strike next month — is taking place over the next few d

shantal bailey and her children moved to wales last year.n bullied because he is small for his age. he is now recovering from the surgery, but he is struggling to understand what's happened, sometimes thinking it was a bad dream. his mother said she hasn't been contacted by the school. abertillery learning community said it is working with police and the local authority to establish the full details of the incident. it says the well—being and safety of its pupils and staff remains of paramount importance. police and the council are investigating what happened. the welsh government has responded, saying it condemns bullying and racial harassment in any form and expects allegations of incidents of bullying and racism to be fully investigated by schools, with appropriate action taken. since the incident, shantal bailey has set up a fund—raising page to pay for a prosthetic finger for raheem. it has already exceeded its target many times over. survivors of the manchester arena attack say urgent changes are needed to increase mental health suppor

shantal bailey says raheem has received racist abuse since starting at abertillery learning community council to establish the full details of the incident. a warning — some people may find rebecca john's report distressing. 11—year—old raheem in happier times. his mother said he was attacked by a group of children at school on tuesday, who kicked him while he was on the floor. his mother said he caught his finger and injured it while climbing a school fence to escape the ordeal. after six hours of surgery, it had to be amputated. the woman and her children moved to wales last year. she says raheem has received racist abuse at school and has been bullied because he is small for his age. he is now recovering from the surgery, but he is struggling to understand what's happened, sometimes thinking it was a bad dream. his mother said she hasn't been contacted by the school. the school said it is working with police and the local authority to establish the full details of the incident. it says the well—being and safety of its pupils and staff remains of paramount importance. police and the

shantal bailey says she has not been contacted by the school.pened. the welsh government says that it condemns bullying and racial harassment in any form and expects allegations and incidents of bullying and racism to be fully investigated by schools with appropriate action taken. since the incident, shantal bailey has set up a fundraising page to raise money for a prosthetic finger for raheem. it has already exceeded its £10,000 target many times over. rebecca john with that report. now, just approaching a half past six. let's look at the sport. there will be some very happy people and some very sad people today? i could be one of them. but only could get relegated today. it be one of them. but only could get relegated today.— relegated today. it could. i think burnle , relegated today. it could. i think burnley. this _ relegated today. it could. i think burnley, this is _ relegated today. it could. i think burnley, this is my _ relegated today. it could. i think burnley, this is my prediction, i | burnley, this is my prediction, i think— burnl

bailey, recovering at home after a terrifying and life changing ordeal. last tuesday he spent hours undergoing surgery in hospital. raheem told his mum shantals he tried to escape the police, he caught his finger, injuring it badly. it was so severe it had to be amputated. he was really brave. he was. he was really brave. it is not me just saying it because it is nice, or... he was completely brave. he sat there in utter agony with just gas and air and occasionally having calpol and oramorph, but he sat there in agony. and the whole time telling, "i'm sorry, i'm sorry, mummy. "i just couldn't stay there. why don't no one like me?" there has been a huge response since people started to hear about raheem's story. his mum set up a fundraising page and so far it has raised nearly £100,000 for raheem's future treatment. the boxer anthonyjoshua and footballerjadon sancho are among those to send private messages to him's family. seeing people's supporters helping. it has been amazing, because it's like another kind of boost of, there you go, you see, there is mean people but there is also a lot of nice people. today the secondary campus, as well as