Madeleine in the Media
Videos & Interviews
Radio & Recorded Talks
'Redemption' - Radio 4 Interview with Sir Trevor McDonald
BBC Radio 2 - Interview with Jeremy Vine - 1st October 2019
The Why Factor - BBC World Service on 'Forgiveness'
Radio Scotland Interview with Stephen Jardine/Kaye Adams Show.
After Show Comments - Radio Scotland Kaye Adams Show.
Radio London - Discussing her story on The Forgiveness Project
Radio 5 interview with Dan Walker and Dr Radha Modgil.
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Michael Watson, 23, was jailed for two years and four months in 2019 after downloading more than 2,500 sick files of child abuse when he lived in Rugby. They included more than 1,000 still images and 82 movies in category A, the worst category.
Raunds paedophile back behind bars over vile child abuse pictures
www.northantstelegraph.co.uk
He's admitted his crimes
Elder Abuse Is So Often Missed - Coercive Control Can Be Even Harder To Spot![]()
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‘A single or repeated act or lack of appropriate action, occurring within any relationship where there is an expectation of trust, which causes harm or distress to an older person. It has at its heart the ‘expectation of trust’ that an older person may rightly establish with another person, but which is subsequently violated.’
Elder Abuse Is So Often Missed - Coercive Control Can Be Even Harder To Spot
www.google.co.uk
Unfortunately, it is all too often assumed that domestic abuse mainly happens to young women
Avoiding walking home in the dark? Taking the long way around because it’s ‘safer’? ‘Text me when you get home?’ More street lighting? Carrying safety alarms? Violence against women and girls will not be solved at the click of a button.![]()
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Sabina Nessa was just minutes away from her home. She deserved to walk the streets without fear, without danger, and with the promise that she’ll make it home safe.![]()
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But yet, women continue to feel unsafe on the streets. Women continue to feel unsafe in their own homes. And women continue to feel worried for the safety of their friends, sisters, daughters and mums.![]()
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Women should not have to endlessly think of ways to manage their safety. We have been doing this all our lives.![]()
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We are tired.![]()
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We’ve said it before, and we will say it again. Violence against women and girls is a grave issue, deep-rooted in societal attitudes towards women. We will continue to support and campaign for women’s safety, but we need to see a whole system approach to challenge and destroy sexism, misogyny and discrimination.![]()
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