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Battling Grandma wins Court fight for support…

Have you or your child been arrested and had your DNA and fingerprints taken by the police?

If so, you will probably have a computer record on Britain’s National DNA Database.

The Government is currently keeping innocent people’s records on the DNA database until they reach age 100. In Scotland it is against the law for the Government to do this.

At least 900,000 innocent people who have been arrested in England, Wales or Northern Ireland are thought to have their DNA…

"Anything and everything IS POSSIBLE as often organised by Haringey Council 

employees, staff and officers. 

More than enough is published about the infamous London Borugh of Haringey at: 

http://www.facebook.com/l/8a22a;www.uk-human-rights.org/haringey.htm 

Enough evidence is published in a number of pages such…

Dear Adoptees and Mothers who lost children to adoption

(Wait list available for all weekends.)

Mar 26 - 28 Reunited Pairs…

Baby P died after months of abuse despite being monitored by officials

Rules to improve child protection in the wake of the Baby P case may leave children…

Spanish authorities seize two-week-old son from British parents who fled UK to stop social services ‘kidnap’

Daily Mail

04.03.2010

By Daily Mail Reporter

A couple who fled the UK to ensure their unborn child would not be taken away by social services have had their…

Khyra Ishaq death: City council employed £800-a-day spin doctor to put council's story

BIRMINGHAM City Council has spent £800 a day to employ a specialist PR consultant in the wake of tragic Khyra Ishaq’s death, an MP has claimed.

Terry Brownbill, a former journalist who runs TBA PR, which is based in East Anglia, was engaged by the council’s children’s services department.

The council…

Adoption and family court scandals

A pregnant British woman has fled to Spain with her parents to prevent her unborn baby being taken into care by social services, despite an offer by the child’s grandparents to

foster her.

Megan Coote, 21, is one of two British women who have escaped to Spain after threats by Suffolk social services to remove their babies. The infants were born last week two days apart and are now neighbours.

Their cases reflect what John Hemming, a Lib Dem MP and chairman of Justice for…