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Why illegal children's homes are being paid up to £2m per child by councils
bbc.co.uku/Your_Mums_Ex — 23 hours ago

I'm originally from NI and often when I'm thinking about returning home and looking at the market it's 90% "Right pay for the right man" or "Competitive rates". Whereas in England you'd struggle to recruit only the most desperate as people will just assume it's low pay.