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Family Says 'We Need More Action' After Murder of County Durham Toddler

The proposed law would give families access to caregiver risk histories and require agencies to share safeguarding concerns, backed by 110,028 petition signatures.

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Maya Chappell's family appeared on Good Morning Britain calling for Maya's Law to strengthen child protection and social services reform.

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Murdered toddler's great aunts say 'concerns must move into action'

Maya Chappell's great aunts Gemma Chappell and Rachel Walls will sit in Parliament tonight as debate takes place on child safeguarding laws in the murdered toddler's name

·Middlesbrough, United Kingdom
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Family says 'we need more action' after murder of County Durham toddler

Maya Chappell's family appeared on Good Morning Britain calling for Maya's Law to strengthen child protection and social services reform.

·Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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'The law must change after my toddler niece was killed by her mother's partner'

Two-year-old Maya Chappell was shaken to death by her mother's partner at their County Durham home in 2022.

·London, United Kingdom
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Family say they'll never stop fighting for Maya's Law ahead of Parliament debate

MPs and the North East Mayor have united ahead of the Maya's Law debate in Parliament today (April 13).

·County Durham, United Kingdom
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The Northern Echo broke the news in County Durham, United Kingdom on Monday, April 13, 2026.
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