
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


There’s been outrage over the way a 15-year-old black girl, known as Child Q, was strip-searched by police while she was at school.
A report on what happened says the search was unjustified and it’s likely that racism played a part.
We speak to the most senior black female police officer in the UK, Commander Dr Alison Heydari, BBC reporter Celestina Olulode who’s been following the story, and Ebinehita Iyere who’s the founder of Milk Honey Bees, which supports young vulnerable girls.
Presenters: Roshan Roberts and De-Graft Mensah
By BBC Radio 1Xtra5
11 ratings
There’s been outrage over the way a 15-year-old black girl, known as Child Q, was strip-searched by police while she was at school.
A report on what happened says the search was unjustified and it’s likely that racism played a part.
We speak to the most senior black female police officer in the UK, Commander Dr Alison Heydari, BBC reporter Celestina Olulode who’s been following the story, and Ebinehita Iyere who’s the founder of Milk Honey Bees, which supports young vulnerable girls.
Presenters: Roshan Roberts and De-Graft Mensah

7,893 Listeners

1,072 Listeners

5,577 Listeners

1,807 Listeners

1,749 Listeners

1,028 Listeners

1,958 Listeners

787 Listeners

3,230 Listeners

792 Listeners