LOVE WAXING COLD:Three children die from abuse every week

Baby P had been on the council's 'at risk' register when he died after months of abuse Photo: ITV News

The deaths were disclosed by Ofsted's chief executive Christine Gilbert, who received a grilling from a House of Commons select committee over the death of Baby P.For more than an hour, hostile cross-party politicians accused Miss Gilbert of running a watchdog which was too large, out of control and unable to look after the children it was supposed to protect.MPs repeatedly asked Miss Gilbert why Haringey - the north London council responsible for Baby P's care - was given a glowing assessment by Ofsted three months after the toddler died.They were appalled to discover that the information gathered for such reports was routinely destroyed after three months.After the heated exchange, Barry Sheerman, chairman of the children, schools and families committee, said Miss Gilbert had made him even more concerned about Ofsted's ability to assess social care. "This session made me less confident rather than more confident that there isn't going to be another Haringey waiting," he said.Mr Sheerman said destroying paper records meant it was impossible to track who inspectors had spoken to at Haringey and who had made potentially dangerous decisions."You haven't got any record, this is a great shock to me," he said. "It is like an academic writing an article and destroying all the research material. That's horrific isn't it?"The select committee was told that more than three children a week - a total of 210 - died in England and Wales as a result of abuse between April 2007 and August 2008.Of the 21 babies who died from abuse, only two were known to social services.Baby P died in August last year after suffering more than 50 injuries during eight months of torment at the hands of his mother, her boyfriend and their lodger.The figures exceed those quoted by the NSPCC, which claims between one and two children die following cruelty every week in England and Wales. Mr Sheerman said: "You have brought to us the most horrific figures I've ever seen brought into the public domain."In Prime Ministers' Questions, select committee member Graham Stuart said the death toll showed there was "something profoundly wrong with our society"....
By Caroline Gammell

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PS:One cannot BUT look at the picture of this beautiful baby boy and just cry...The good thing is that he is now in the loving arms of Jesus...

Now how many children all over the UK are being abused day in and day out...?Only God knows....The UK has been sliding into a deep social abyss for many years now...at the same time that they have forgotten GOD.....

We ARE LIVING in the DAYS OF NOAH.....!!!!!!!

As in the days of Noah....