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Jane Douglas

Jane Douglas

Verified

Editor, Presenter and Writer, Outside Xbox

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Music, New England Independent Politics, Media Rhode Island, Pop culture Pro Wrestling

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I don't cover day-to-day politics or crime.

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Total articles 7

  • Applications for Clare's law doubled in last year in Devon and Cornwall

    By Jane Douglas Verified| BBC Verified The number of people in the South West asking the police if their partner has a violent criminal history each year has more than doubled since 2020. In 2023, Devon and Cornwall Police had 838 applications under Clare's Law legislation, compared to 389 in 2020. The law allows people to ask police about a partner's previous violent criminal past, and permits forces to proactively disclose information. Devon and Cornwall Police said the increase was "a positive".

    By Jane Douglas Verified · BBC

    Apr. 04, 2024

  • University of Exeter trial develops student wellbeing app

    By Jane Douglas Verified| BBC Verified Students are being invited to download and test a new app that aims to boost self-esteem and confidence. The app, called Nurture-U, was developed as part of a research trial led by the University of Exeter. It followed the university's twice-yearly surveys of 11,000 students that showed half experienced loneliness and four in 10 had high levels of worry. Researchers said the content of the app aimed to reduce worry and increase confidence among young people.

    By Jane Douglas Verified · BBC

    Mar. 21, 2024

  • Applications for Clare's law doubled in last year in Devon and Cornwall

    By Jane Douglas Verified| BBC Verified The number of people in the South West asking the police if their partner has a violent criminal history each year has more than doubled since 2020. In 2023, Devon and Cornwall Police had 838 applications under Clare's Law legislation, compared to 389 in 2020. The law allows people to ask police about a partner's previous violent criminal past, and permits forces to proactively disclose information. Devon and Cornwall Police said the increase was "a positive".

    By Jane Douglas Verified · BBC

    Apr. 04, 2024

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Outside Xbox

London, United Kingdom