Parents 'not to blame' for riots
The parents of young people involved in riots across England are not to blame, the mother of a 13-year-old boy who went before the courts has said.
The teenager admitted possessing an offensive weapon after he was stopped in Manchester on Wednesday with a hammer strapped to his leg.
"We need to take some responsibility but not all of it," his mother said.
"You can't say what your child's doing 24 hours a day no matter what a good parent you are."
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