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"He's ultimately still controlling everything. It doesn't matter what I do. I can never, ever get away from it" - Anna*, victim-survivor of economic abuse. Thanks to @BBCLondonNews for sharing Anna's story & helping to raise awareness of economic abuse. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

🚨 Enough is enough. 🚨 Family courts are failing survivors and their children, and the Government is doing far too little to change that. The presumption of parental involvement must be repealed urgently, as recommended by the Harm Panel Report back in 2020.

The Labour Government must stop sitting on its hands and deliver urgent family court reform. Despite promising radical action on violence against women and girls, Labour has spent its first year in office simply maintaining the status quo.

He Said, She Said. Who Do They Believe? This is the brutal reality of the family court system. It's often reduced to a “he said, she said” scenario—and more often than not, the court believes him. In Kate Kniveton’s case, the truth was on her side. But that didn’t mean the…

An FY2 doctor facing unemployment from August is 10% worse off compared to their counterpart in 2010, and that’s using CPI, not RPI, with 2010 as the baseline rather than 2008

You and your colleagues’ failure to strike and challenge the government is the reason why Resident doctors now face dire working conditions. They do not have the luxury of free tuition instead they leave medical school with £100,000+ in student debt and a lifelong graduate tax.…

Well said. This is rough & ready but useful I think!

Complete disdain for patients, right @wesstreeting Does the government not care because it’s not a strike day

Is this your best effort to keep patients safe @wesstreeting ? It’s your governments decisions and directives that’ve told trusts not to escalate rates. Any harm will be on your hands

At today's RDC meeting, we’ve voted to go ahead with strike action. Last week when we met @wesstreeting we were open to finding solutions to restore pay and improve working conditions. Today, we still do not have a credible offer on the table @Melissa_S_Ryan @RossNieuwoudt

Former MP Kate Kniveton was raped, abused, and silenced. When she went to the family court to protect her child, the abuse didn’t stop—it moved into the courtroom. She spent five years fighting to be heard. Five years defending herself from counter-allegations. Five years trying…

We agree with Minister, @jessphillips: no abusive parent should have automatic access to their child. So why hasn’t the government changed the law? Why is the pro-contact culture still putting children at risk? @MoJGovUK

Last night’s documentary on Kate Kniveton’s case powerfully exposed what survivors, advocates, and children have been saying for years: the family court system is broken—and dangerous. It showed, in real time, how protective mothers are disbelieved, abuse is minimised, and…

The Prime Minister has called economic abuse a “national emergency”. But we need more than words – we need action. That’s why our bold new three-year strategy - developed in partnership with victim-survivors - sets out our ambitious vision for lasting change to support…

"The recommendations are all designed to provide clarity. That includes changing the name from associates to physician assistants and physician assistants in anaesthesia" @KamranAbbasi and Gillian Leng discuss the review of physician associate and anaesthesia associate roles

(3/7) This exposes a system that routinely silences survivors, protects abusers, and tears children from safe, loving mothers. It reveals the horrific truth: when women report abuse, the court often punishes them.

🧵What happens in family court is finally being exposed. 🚨 OUT TONIGHT 🚨 Breaking the Silence: Kate's Story The documentary following former MP Kate Kniveton’s battle through the family courts airs tonight on @ITV radiotimes.com/programme/b-zl…

'Domestic abuse has no boundaries. It can affect absolutely anybody' Former MP Kate Kniveton speaks in-depth for the first time about the decade of abuse she endured at the hands of her ex-husband, a former government minister. Breaking The Silence: Kate’s Story - Sunday 20th…

This is devastating news. I sadly suspect this will become more commonplace too. Fix this @wesstreeting. From this year. This cycle.