question: By. Daily Mail Reporter. PUBLISHED:. 20:05 EST, 13 July 2013. |. UPDATED:. 05:40 EST, 14 July 2013. Police are investigating more than 50 allegations of physical or sexual abuse at a former children's home. Nottinghamshire Police said they are investigating claims that people were abused at the council-run Beechwood Children's Home in Mapperley, Nottinghamshire. Some of the allegations date back nearly 30 years. Claims: Beechwood Children's Home, in the town Mapperley, Nottinghamshire, (town centre pictured) closed in 2006. It is not the first time the establishment, which closed in 2006, has hit the headlines. In 2011 six alleged victims came forward saying they had suffered abuse at Beechwood. A spokesman for Nottinghamshire Police said allegations relating to three other homes in the county were also being investigated. They are Bracken House in Bulwell, Ranskill Gardens in Bestwood, and Wood Nook in Beechdale. Officers are also looking at claims relating to Risley Hall in Derbyshire. Investigation: Officers are also looking at claims sexual abuse took place at three other children's homes in Nottinghamshire. Detective Inspector Yvonne Dales said: 'This is a thorough but complicated and sensitive investigation and the allegations are historic which in some cases relate to events which are said to have taken place nearly 30 years ago. 'We have experienced officers on the investigation team who are working hard on this case which presents many challenges, such as the difficulties around obtaining forensic and corroborative evidence, along with the fact that some of the alleged perpetrators have since died.'

answer: Police investigating abuse at council-run Beechwood home in Mapperley. Six victims previously came forward in 2011, five years after the home shut. Also looking at claims of abuse at three other Nottinghamshire homes.


question: CLICK HERE to read the full match report. Barcelona coach Luis Enrique claimed that his players do not argue with referees as much as other teams following his side's 1-0 Copa del Rey  victory over Atletico Madrid. Lionel Messi gave the Catalans the upper hand heading into the second leg after netting a late winner from a saved penalty at the Nou Camp on Wednesday night. Despite both Luis Suarez and Javier Mascherano being booked for dissent, Enrique insists that Barcelona 'hardly protest at all' to officials during matches. Lionel Messi breathes a sigh of relief after scoring a late winner from a missed penalty. Barca head coach Luis Enrique claims his players don't harangue officials like other teams. 'In terms of the protests of my players to the referee, if I look at other teams, my players hardly protest at all,' he told reporters after the game. 'They are very well educated. We could take a look at that aspect but we are by no means the worst. The referees understand that sometimes it is hard to accept an official's decision in the heat of the moment.' With only a slender one-goal advantage to take to the Vicente Calderon on January 28, Enrique is well aware that the tie is far from over if they are to reach the semi-finals of the competition. Former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez was booked for dissent following a series of unsuccessful appeals. Argentina lynchpin Javier Mascherano (left) was also booked after arguing a handball decision. Lionel Messi lost his lunch on the pitch again. 'I see the result as very positive. We knew we had to be very compact and I didn't anticipate a different match because Atletico are a team that defend really well, are very aggressive, very well prepared and that attack you well on dead balls. 'But with very good circulation of the ball and a very good defensive game, we managed to win. 'I'm very happy with the result, which is fair and allows us to prepare the return with optimism, in the same way we have this one and looking for the victory, although I would like to have won 5-0! Messi was spotted vomiting on the pitch, which has has happened a few times to the Argentine this season. Enrique insists he does not have a regular starting line-up but counts on his squad. 'The return leg will be very stimulating and we will go there with the idea of creating many chances and not letting our rival create many. 'Knowing the rival and their coach and how they have done in the past few seasons, I still see it at 50 percent, although whatever the result tonight our aim would have been to go to the Calderon and win the game – even though now a draw would be good enough. 'The 44-year-old also admitted that he has not decided on a dedicated starting XI as of yet. 'I don't have a first-choice XI or 10. I have a squad that I like to manage. My idea is to have as many players at my disposition as possible – nothing more, nothing less.'

answer: Barcelona defeated Atletico Madrid in Copa del Rey quarter-final first leg. Luis Enrique says his side do not argue with officials like other teams. Both Javier Mascherano and Luis Suarez were booked for dissent.


question: This shocking footage captures the moment an angry thug shattered the passenger window of a car with a single punch. The father, who claimed to have a child in another vehicle, was caught screaming obscenities before he punched through the glass in a road rage row. It was not known what caused the violent outburst after it appears both men had pulled over at the roadside. Scroll down for video. This video captures the shocking moment that an angry thug shattered the passenger window of a car in a road rage row. The 15 second clip, that was captured by the driver of the GTI, has been viewed over 52,000 times after being uploaded to a video sharing site. It starts with the face of the motorist, who was wearing a green beanie hat and pink T-shirt, and sat in his vehicle. Over his right shoulder an angry man can be seen marching up to the parked vehicle and knocking on the window. As the driver lowers the glass the man, who was wearing a grey hat and black jacket, can be heard screaming abuse. He said: 'I got a kid in my f****** car and you are driving like an a******* and want to video tape me. 'F*** you.' The man, pictured left, screamed abuse before putting his fist through the glass window, pictured right. Shards of glass were sent flying across the vehicle after the window was shattered. The driver, who had up to this point remained silent, then asks: 'Is that all?' This sparks the incensed man to send his fist crashing through the passenger window. The driver of the GTI, whose window was shattered, sighed after the roadside incident. The GTI driver sighs and appears to smile, as the furious man stalks away. During the clip other cars can be seen driving past. It was not known where the video was filmed, but both men appear to be speaking with American accents. It is also not apparent what sparked the violent incident. The clip was uploaded to YouTube by Zach Harris and in a matter of hours sparked hundreds of comments. The video was entitled: 'ROAD RAGE guy shatters GTI window CORKYS reaction PRICELESS parenting at its finest.' He added the description: 'No children were hurt in the making of this video. No racing occurred either. 'I think he was the child in the car.'

answer:
Thug smashes passenger window with single punch in road rage row. Moments before caught on camera screaming abuse at GTI driver. Not known what caused the violent roadside outburst or where it happened. Clip has been viewed over 52,000 times after being posted on YouTube.