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  1. Rupert Lowe published a report detailing institutional failures and scandals in various towns across England, including Telford, Rotherham, Rochdale, Oxford, and Oldham.

Potential state apology for forced adoptions involving England and Wales.

14 reports, 10 independent Updated Jul 5
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Potential state apology for forced adoptions involving England and Wales.

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  1. Parenting orders were issued in both England and Wales.1 source
  2. Apology addresses institutional failures and personal issues related to forced adoptions in England.1 source
  3. The discussion regarding state apologies for forced adoptions expands to include Scotland.1 source
  4. The Church of England and government apologized for their roles in forced adoptions.1 source
  5. Formal state apology delivered for past failures, including a £4M fund for adoption record access.1 source
  6. Bridget Phillipson confirmed a state apology for forced adoptions involving England and Wales.1 source
  7. Potential state apology for forced adoptions in England and Wales.1 source

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