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With two weeks still left before young people return to school in the region, the charity is urging parents to think carefully before leaving their children unsupervised.

In 2018/19, the NSPCC helpline made 244 referrals to agencies based in Scotland from individuals who were concerned about a child that was left alone or unsupervised.

"The children were unsupervised. It is dangerous and children should always have adult supervision.

Investigations revealed that the girl fell from the window due to a lack of attention from her family who had left her unsupervised. Investigations are ongoing and the parents have been charged with neglect by public prosecution.

Throughout 2017/18, there were 7,277 children referred to authorities due to concerns about them being left unsupervised - with the problem being most acute in August during the long school holidays.

However, less than a year later a psychiatrist ruled that Mr Johnson was well enough to be allowed out on unsupervised day release.

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The suit alleges that Vasquez was married to a relative of the owner and allowed unsupervised access to clients with no notification given to parents.

Summary: According to the police, the little girl was left unsupervised, with furniture left close to the window.

Barrie John Gilby was accused of failing to follow a child's care plan by allowing unsupervised contact between the child and their family.

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An inquest heard he was left unsupervised in the medical wing of HMP Frankland after vomiting blood in the canteen.

A child-porn-obsessed Gwent rugby coach has won an appeal against a court order banning him from unsupervised contact with children.