Disclosure in Rape Cases, Walking through Grief, Domestic Slavery
The CPS recently reported that 47 rape cases have been dropped due to the police or prosecution not sharing evidence. We discuss disclosure in rape cases.
Last week the CPS said that 47 rape cases had been dropped after it emerged that the police or prosecution had not shared evidence with the defence. We discuss disclosure in rape cases.
Grief can be a solitary business but around the country bereaved people are joining 'Walk and Talk' groups for support and companionship. Louise Hulland joined a group from Pendleside Hospice in Burnley.
Marish has been stripped of her belongings, her family and her identity. She's a victim of modern day domestic slavery, and her story has been captured on film. Jane talks to the filmmaker and to a campaigner from Anti Slavery International.
The Royal Voluntary Service which began life as the Women's Voluntary Service celebrates its 80th birthday this year. We speak to one of its volunteers and to the charity's chief executive.
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How to walk through grief
Duration: 02:54
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Disclosure in Rape Cases
Duration: 10:30
Walking through Grief
Duration: 08:42
Domestic Slavery
Duration: 15:07
80yrs of The Royal Voluntary Service
Duration: 05:30
Support For Victims Of Rape and Sexual Assault
Support and Advice On Modern Slavery
Support and Advice On Grief
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Role Contributor Presenter Jane Garvey Interviewed Guest Laurie-Anne Power Interviewed Guest Katie Russell Interviewed Guest Bernadett Tuza-Ritter Interviewed Guest Klara Skrivankova Interviewed Guest Louise Munro Interviewed Guest Catherine Johnstone Reporter Louise Hulland Producer Lucinda Montefiore Broadcast
- Mon 11 Jun 2018 10:00BBC Radio 4
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