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Parents could have benefits stripped if their children commit crimes under youth justice crackdown

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Gb News•Sep 19, 2026•0 views•
Parents could have benefits stripped if their children commit crimes under youth justice crackdown
Parents could have their benefits stripped or even face prison as Labour prepares a major crackdown aimed at holding families to account for youth crime. Justice Minister Jake Richards said parents should face consequences if they fail to play their part in keeping their children out of trouble. The Government plans to strengthen the use of Parenting Orders, which can require parents to take specified steps aimed at preventing their children from committing further offences. Mr Richards told The
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