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Lidl launches ‘Mystery Box’ worth over £100 - in partnership with NSPCC (Photo: Adobe Stock / We Are The Romans)

Lidl launches ‘Mystery Box’ stuffed with middle aisle items

Childline, operated by the NSPCC, conducted 14,080 counselling sessions for children and young people on various abuse issues in the past year. (Pic: NSPCC)

Support for children at Christmas

Huge changes are coming to WhatsApp messenger app

WhatsApp now allows users to hide intimate chats - how it works

The number of extreme sexual abuse content towards children online has doubled since 2020

How to keep children safe online amidst growing online sexual abuse

Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh Ice Rink and Camera Obscura and World of Illusions illuminated green.

Edinburgh landmarks light up green for charity

FIFA World Cup 2022: Children at greater risk of domestic abuse

The tool originally was piloted early last year (Photo: Shutterstock)

Young people can report and remove nude images of themselves online using new to...

TV duo Ant and Dec are hosting the programme to help children learn about their right to be safe from abuse and neglect (Photo: NSPCC).

Scottish schools encouraged to sign up to NSPCC Ant and Dec assembly

David Ramsay silversmith and Jonathan Payne MD of Hamilton & Inches

Edinburgh jewellers known for ties to the Royal family raise more than £8000 for...

Online Harms Bill is a watershed moment - your views

Join Leona Lewis at a virtual concert in aid of Childline

Calls to NSPCC Cymru have "surged" during the coronavirus lockdown (Shutterstock)

Calls to child abuse helpline have 'soared' during coronavirus lockdown - these ...

David O'Rourke is cycling 300km in 30 days.

Linlithgow man to cycle 300km in 30 days for NSPCC Scotland

Here’s how to keep kids safe online - according to new government guidelines

Google has admitted to sending more than 100,000 private user videos to stranger...

Facebook to allow parents to monitor their kids' chat messages Ryan Latto

Half of British 10-year-olds use smartphones - and 24% of 3 and 4-year-olds have...

The move follows the death of British 14-year-old Molly Russell who killed herself in 2017 after viewing graphic content on the platform.

Instagram bans images, drawings and cartoons of self-harm after schoolgirl Molly...

Studies show online pornography can be damaging to young peoples mental health. Picture: PA

Alastair Graham: Web age checks have only one aim – to protect children

Parents have said that children as young as 10 can be left home alone (Photo: Shutterstock)

Nearly half of parents would leave kids under 12 home alone, poll finds

Parents differ on how old children can be before they are able to babysit younger siblings (Photo: Shutterstock)

Poll: When is it acceptable to leave your children home alone?

The Voice star Saskia Eng supports NSPCC Scotland's work at St John's Primary

Saskia Eng speaks up for NSPCC Speak out. Stay safe campaign

Alan Longmuir (left) and Les McKeown of the Bay City Rollers performing together on stage. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Bay City Roller to pay tribute to late bandmate at Scotfest show

Chief Superintendent Richard Thomas has warned of the dangers of a booze culture. Pic: Jon Savage

Euan McGrory: How should we protect young people from risks of drink and drugs

Child sexual exploitation charity calls on public to know the signs of abuse

A parent's guide to keeping kids safe on social media

Christmas carol concert for children's charity 2016

Childline Christmas Concert

CENTRAL Hall at Tollcross is the place to be on Friday if you are feeling festive and in good voice.

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Cyber crime is a growing concern for many. Picture; stock image

'˜More police doesn't mean less crime'

Jimmy Savile: One offence recorded in Lothians

Santa writes for charities

Bag yourself a £5 voucher

Apprentices abseil bridge

Matt Forde: Abuse a constant concern

Staff home in on Easter fundraising

Ceilidh band to raise money for Childline

Leader: ‘The problem is too widespread to be ignored’

Get message from Santa

Currency firm backs NSPCC