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• Young carers 'average £12,000 of unpaid work a year'

  By Callum Tulley Verified| BBC Verified Image copyright Getty Images Young carers spend an average of 25 hours a week looking after loved ones, new research suggests. Their unpaid work is the equivalent of £12,000 a year on a part-time carer's wage, says Action for Children. Describing it as a "hidden child workforce", the charity says the amount of responsibility being placed upon children is "appalling". The Department for Education says young carers "should be protected from excessive caring responsibilities".

  By Callum Tulley Verified · BBC

  Feb. 17, 2020

• Anger as images of backpacker's body shared online

  By Callum Tulley Verified| BBC Verified Image copyright Family Handout/LBT Image caption Amelia Bambridge died from accidental drowning, post-mortem tests found Friends of British backpacker Amelia Bambridge have spoken of their anger at discovering images of her dead body circulating on social media. Hannah Clark - who said she had to spend hours searching for the images to report them - said Instagram deemed a photo of the arm of the corpse not to have broken its guidelines.

  By Callum Tulley Verified · BBC

  Nov. 04, 2019

• Young carers 'average £12,000 of unpaid work a year'

  By Callum Tulley Verified| BBC Verified Image copyright Getty Images Young carers spend an average of 25 hours a week looking after loved ones, new research suggests. Their unpaid work is the equivalent of £12,000 a year on a part-time carer's wage, says Action for Children. Describing it as a "hidden child workforce", the charity says the amount of responsibility being placed upon children is "appalling". The Department for Education says young carers "should be protected from excessive caring responsibilities".

  By Callum Tulley Verified · BBC

  Feb. 17, 2020

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