MORE vulnerable children will die at the hands of their “desperate” parents as a result of funding cuts, disgraced former children’s services boss Sharon Shoesmith warned yesterday.

Baby P's mother named her violent partner as her next of kin on an official form but UK authorities still failed to realise he was living with her, a previously secret report has revealed.

Baby P’s mother named her violent partner as her next of kin on an official form but authorities still failed to realise he was living with her, a previously secret report revealed today.

More damning failings that led to Baby P’s death will be revealed today with the publication of previously secret official reports.

Sacked UK social services chief Sharon Shoesmith spoke of her distress and sorrow over the death of Baby Peter, in north London, as she warned that the "whole story" of what happened to the toddler had not yet been told.

THE decision by Children’s Secretary Ed Balls to strip former children’s services chief Sharon Shoesmith of her post following the death of Baby P was upheld by the High Court yesterday.

Former children’s services chief Sharon Shoesmith today lost her UK High Court battle over her sacking following the death of Baby P.

Baby Peter could have been saved if managers at a London hospital where he was treated had listened to fears raised by senior doctors more than a year before the toddler’s death, a consultant paediatrician said today.

THE former head of children’s services at Haringey Council has been financially ruined after being sacked over the Baby P case and will never work again, her lawyer has told the High Court.

The former children’s services chief who lost her job over the Baby P tragedy will today launch a judicial challenge against her sacking.

SOCIAL workers from the council at the centre of the Baby P case sent a foster child to live with the ringleader of the airline bomb plot, it has emerged.

Lawyers representing Baby P’s ’stepfather’ confirmed today they are considering an appeal against his conviction for raping a two-year-old girl.

A man convicted of causing or allowing the death of the British toddler widely known as 'Baby P' was tonight facing a life sentence after he was exposed as the paedophile who attacked a two-year-old girl.

The Justice March For Baby P delivered a petition to 10 Downing Street in London today calling for “urgent far reaching changes to the child protection system”.

More than 60 headteachers today voiced their support for one of the officials at the centre of the row over Baby P’s tragic death.

BRITISH prime minister Gordon Brown voiced outrage yesterday at the brutal abuse of a baby boy and a local authority’s failure to spot his fatal ordeal, as the case escalated into a political row.

A 17-MONTH-OLD boy, who was seen by social services 60 times in eight months, died after repeatedly being used “as a punchbag” and having his back broken.