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A boy aged four has become one of the youngest children in Britain to be expelled from school.

He was thrown out of his primary just weeks after starting for constantly disrupting classes and attacking teachers.

In one incident the youngster is said to have lashed out at a teacher after he was dragged away from light switches he was repeatedly flicking on and off.

More on this story from the Daily Mail: Boy, 4, becomes one of the youngest pupils in Great Britain to be expelled from school

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As part of Anti-Bullying Week 2009, social-networking site Bebo, whose user base consists chiefly of teens and pre-teens, has added a new button to all its profiles, allowing users to click and report if they suspect that the member in question is involved in bullying, grooming, hacking or any other illegal online activity.

The 'CEOP report button' gives access to advice on issues such as viruses and hacking, and provides details of local police as well as giving the user the option of contacting specially trained CEOP (UK organisation Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre) officers via an online reporting mechanism.

Jim Gamble, chief executive of the CEOP said: "There can hardly be a parent in the land whose teenager isn't part of a social-networking site. These environments are huge and bring a vast array of converged facilities - uploads, downloads, chats and so on - that are now so integral to young people's lives."

More on this story from Gadget Republic: Bebo adds anti-bullying button

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Two teenage girls have been found guilty of causing the death of a vicar's daughter who jumped from a window in south-east London.

Kemi Ajose, 19, and a 15-year-old girl, who cannot be named, were found guilty of manslaughter.

Rosimeiri Boxall, 19, died after falling from the third-floor kitchen window of Ajose's flat in May 2008. Miss Boxall was beaten and bullied by the teenagers, who denied manslaughter, the Old Bailey jury was told.

More on this story from the BBC: Girl bullies guilty of fall death

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