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...statistics - In this section you will look at the people behind the labels and statistics and then hear about the work of the Scottish Refugee Council. Activity 2 The people behind the statistics Timing: 20 minutes Watch the video ‘We slept on the buses: Britain’s homeless children’ (The Guardian, 2017) and think about how it makes you feel. Make notes in the box...

...statistics that suggest that girls are less likely than boys to commit violent crimes). In the final two pictures, however, vulnerability and innocence have gone and been replaced with images of children as threatening and dangerous. The fact that they are male might encourage the conclusion that they are violent. Their age is also significant. Teenagers are more likely...

...statistics, annual official statistics on judicial diversity in England and Wales covering the current judiciary, judicial appointments and legal professions. London: Ministry of Justice. Byrne v Deane [1937] 2 All ER 204 Cambridge Water v Eastern Counties Leather [1994] 2 WLKR 53 Collins v Wilcock [1984] 1 WLR 1177 Rylands v Fletcher (1865) 3 H&C 774 Sim v Stretch [1936]...

...statistics any longer because the only statistics that are actually being kept are those who are on the register. So if your child isn’t on the register you don’t even appear in the workload of a local authority once you are weeded out. So, all those people have to find a way of putting their lives back together with all the drain that that has on GPs and hospitals...