Quarterlife crisis, Family Courts, Northern Soul
A pilot scheme to allow journalists to report cases from three family courts in England and Wales is to be extended to almost half of the courts. From the end of January, coverage of cases at 16 more family court centres in England will be permitted. This means 19 of the 43 centres in England and W…
News Meeting: Investigating a failing children’s prison and a nuclear missile misfires
What should lead the news? Three people pitch the story they think matters most to Tortoise’s editor-in-chief James Harding.
In this episode the team are joined by Lord Bird, co-founder of the Big Issue, and an audience in the newsroom.
Louise Tickle talks about her investigation into failing youn…
Abandoned babies, Adventurer Alice Morrison, Being a 'BoyMum'
A newborn baby found earlier this year in East London is the third child abandoned by the same parents. That’s the story being reported by the BBC’s Sanchia Berg, who has been given permission to share the details by a judge at East London Family Court. Sanchia joins Nuala McGovern to tell us more …
News Meeting: Polar bears, ice caps, jobs and growth
Giles Whittell is joined by Ecotricity owner Dale Vince, journalist Louise Tickle and Jo Leahy from Stroud Valleys Artspace in front of an audience at The Long Table in Stroud to discuss what should lead the news ahead of the election.
Email: newsmeeting@tortoisemedia.com
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News Meeting: Why Indonesia is moving its capital and the children in care placed far from home
What should lead the news? Three journalists pitch the story they think matters most.
Email: newsmeeting@tortoisemedia.com
Guests:
Louise Tickle, reporter at Tortoise
Claudia Williams, host of the Slow Newscast
Jeevan Vasagar, contributing editor at Tortoise
Host: Giles Whittell, deputy editor at…
News Meeting: Exploding pagers in Lebanon and a rape trail that is shocking France
Giles Whittell and guests debate what should lead the news. They discuss the “new phase of the war" in the Middle East, the response to Gisèle Pelicot at her husband’s trial and infighting in Keir Starmer’s top team.
Tickets to the News Meeting live on 25th September available here: https://www.tor…
News Meeting: Why hurricanes hit the poor hardest and tactical voting in the Conservative leadership battle
Giles Whittell and guests debate what should lead the news. They discuss allegations of vote sharing after James Cleverly was knocked out of the race, the financial costs associated with hurricane preparedness, and Birmingham Council's proposed of cuts to its youth services.
Guests:
Gary Younge, j…
Goodbye mum: the ruthless fight for child custody
One of the most difficult questions facing a judge in the family court is which parent should have custody of a child. To help them answer that, judges rely on independent experts to provide an impartial voice in the court. But what happens when the objectivity of those experts is questioned? This …
S3 Ep02 - Transparency in the Family Courts: Striking the Right Balance
The family courts operate behind closed doors, but should they? The issue of transparency in family proceedings has sparked heated debate among legal professionals, journalists, and campaigners. While privacy is essential to protect vulnerable children and families, there are increasing concerns th…
Sara Sharif: one judge, three court cases and a murder
The brutal circumstances of Sara Sharif’s death were described by the judge that sent her killers to prison as torture. But when it emerged that the two adults who murdered her were granted parental responsibility by a family court judge four years earlier, the finger of blame began to wander. Who …
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