Children are left to face unknown risks at home in the same area where tragic Arthur Labinjo-Hughes was killed by his dad and step-mum, an inspection has found.
A probe into the state of children's safeguarding in Solihull, West Midlands by Ofsted said local bosses need to take urgent action to understand and identify the initial needs and risks kids face.
The inspection was launched following the death of Arthur in June last year, who was seen by social workers two months before he was killed at the end of a sadistic campaign of torture.
