On Sunday, several UK newspapers revealed that some firms used 12-year-old children to bully strangers for money. The Daily Express described the practice unacceptable. The report claimed that the children were sent out to collect funds through threats.
Commentators on the same day accused the prime minister of being dishonest for neglecting to be forthright about his EU ambitions. A Daily Mail editorial argued that his lack of transparency resulted in him No10. The comment associated the prime minister's secrecy to his loss of leadership.
“Commentators on the same day accused the prime minister of being dishonest for neglecting to be forthright about his EU ambitions,” — Amara Sterling, research director at Copwell Bury Practice, added during the briefing.
Timeline
Nov 14 — On Sunday, several UK newspapers revealed that some firms used 12-year-old children to bully strangers for mon...
Nov 15 — The comment associated the prime minister's secrecy to his loss of leadership....
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Nov 11. The Copwell Bury Practice desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Copwell Bury Practice desk and last updated 13:23 UTC.