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The fentanyl crisis continues to escalate, with recent cases highlighting the need for accountability among drug dealers and improved education for teens. Families are pursuing legal action against dealers, while students are taking initiative to raise awareness about the dangers of counterfeit pills. The situation calls for urgent public health measures.
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Recent reports highlight a significant rise in school absenteeism in England, with over 32 million days of learning lost last year. The increase is particularly pronounced among marginalized students, raising concerns about the impact on their education and mental health. Calls for systemic changes in how schools address absenteeism are growing.
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New Mexico's attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Snap Inc., alleging that Snapchat's design facilitates child sexual exploitation. The lawsuit follows an undercover investigation revealing that the platform is a primary site for predators using sextortion schemes against minors.
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Parents and advocates are urging for improved support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in the UK. Recent discussions highlight the need for free school meals for all children in poverty and a national body to oversee SEND provisions, amid rising concerns about child mental health and educational disparities.