In this episode, Alan talks with Roland Angerer from Child Fund which is a global community of people who care about children, and take action to help them live at their fullest potential at every stage of their lives.

In this week's episode, the abuse team discuss the epidemic of missing sex offenders, as hundreds across the UK slipped off the radar of police in a three-year period.

This week, the abuse team discuss a recent headline in the BBC which discusses a vicar from Solihull who failed to disclose to the Church of England her husband's sexual abuse of children, which led to her being barred from the ministry.

This week Danielle Vincent speaks with Justin Levinson, counsel from 1 Crown Office Row on the recently published case of FGX v Gaunt, where the claimant brought a civil claim against her ex-partner, after she discovered he had set up a secret camera in their bathroom and had filmed her without her knowledge.

In this week’s podcast, the abuse team discuss recent headlines by the BBC, which have revealed cases of sexual abuse on British-owned tea farms in Kenya.

This week, the abuse team discuss a mother's quest for justice in India after her daughter was raped by her school teacher who then faked his own death to avoid being prosecuted.

Are scenes involving sexual violence actually necessary to the plot — is it worth triggering viewers and trivializing sexual violence simply for character development? The abuse team discuss in this episode.

In this episode, the abuse team discuss the new data by the MET police that reveals the extent of sexual violence in London hospitals. This includes sexual abuse by patients, doctors, nurses and other staff members.

In this week’s podcast the abuse team discuss the Doncaster care homes child abuse scandal, as three care homes are investigated for physical abuse, sexual abuse, violence, neglect and emotional abuse. 

In this week’s podcast the abuse team speak with Gaynor McKeown, CEO of Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre North Wales (RASASC), and discuss their first mobile therapy unit in the UK.