Podcast appearances and mentions of arthur labinjo hughes

In this episode, we explore the heartbreaking case of 6-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes from Solihull, West Midlands. From his early years as a cheerful, superhero-loving boy to his tragic demise by those that should have protected him the most, join us as we explore the circumstances, decisions, and failures that led to his untimely death.Follow Midlands Murder Files on Instagram @MidlandsMurderFiles

The brutal abuse and heartbreaking murder of 6-year-old Arthur Labonjo-Hughes Discuss this episode in the Stolen Lives Facebook discussion group Share this episode on your social media of choice and subscribe on your favourite podcast app. Facebook /stolenlivespodcast Twitter /lives_stolen Patreon Stolen Lives Podcast are creating True Crime Podcasts | Patreon Research and script writing by Ali Hosting and production is by Ali. Music is by Myuu

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After Little Mix said goodbye to their fans with their final show on Saturday before going on hiatus, it seems that for the first time in decades, Britain is without a major girl band. Emma is joined by Melanie Chisholm from The Spice Girls and music journalist, Jacqueline Springer. We discuss recent work from home data with Dr Jane Parry is Associate Professor of work and employment at Southampton Business school and Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff. In the wake of the tragic killings of toddlers Star Hobson and Arthur Labinjo Hughes, a government report is expected to be published shortly looking into what went wrong. Social workers had failed to act on warnings from relatives, which meant the children were not removed from their abusive homes. But a BBC ONE Panorama explores a different perspective - what about when children's services intervene too far, too fast – and when they act unethically, even unlawfully towards children and their parents, causing lifelong trauma in the process? One local authority in Herefordshire has been severely and repeatedly criticised by a high court judge for breaching children's human rights through what the judge called “appalling” social work practice. Woman's Hour talks to Panorama Reporter Louise Tickle about her investigation. Women in the US have been raising concerns about period and pregnancy tracking apps on phones. BBC Technology reporter Shiona McCallum and Jillian York from the American digital rights group, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, join Emma to discuss. Relationships for many of us are just downright fascinating. Susanna Abse is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist and joins Emma to discuss her new book. Presenter: Emma Barnett Producer: Emma Pearce

On 16 June 2020, in Solihull, West Midlands, England, Arthur Labinjo-Hughes was severely beaten by his stepmother, Emma Tustin, causing what was described as "an unsurvivable brain injury.

Six-year-old Arthur was subjected to a horrific campaign of abuse at the hands of his evil father and stepmother at their home in Shirley in June 2020. #childmurder #childcase

Elizabeth Glinka and guests reflect on the week's major West Midlands political stories. She's joined by MPs Rachel Maclean and Pat McFadden.

The deaths of two children, Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and Star Hobson, shocked the nation and led to searching questions about the way child protection services operate in England. On the Sky News Daily podcast with Dermot Murnaghan, we are joined by Georgia Macqueen Black from the NSPCC and social work expert Professor Ray Jones to ask; how can we make sure this never happens again? Warning: This episode includes references to child abuse. Daily podcast team: Senior podcast producer - Annie Joyce Podcast producer – Rosie Gillott Podcast producer – Soila Apparicio Junior podcast producer – Aishah Rahman Interviews producer – Alys Bowen Archive - Simon Windsor Archive – Nelly Stefanova Archive – Rob Fellowes

As we approach the end of 2021, Alan, Danielle, and Feleena from our Abuse Team take a look back at some of the key stories that have featured in the HJ Talks About Abuse podcast series. Some of the stories remain very topical such as non-consensual deepfake porn and sharing of nude images. Maria Miller MP wants there to be legislation  that prohibits the making and sharing of image based “sexual abuse”. Deepfakes are were ordinary photographs of women are taken without their consent and placed on onto pornographic images or videos. Needless to say this is very distressing and damaging for the victims, and legislation designed to combat effectively this form of sexual abuse is long overdue. This story feeds in to the disturbing reports of children's images being imposed on sex dolls for commercial sale. This development highlights the reality for child abuse is not a static phenomenon The coverage of the murder Arthur Labinjo-Hughes is discussed by the team, and they explore the legal issues that arise from the involvement of social services in the lives of vulnerable children. The team conclude by discussing the Northern Ireland and Lambeth redress schemes and the various reasons why survivors of child abuse seek redress. To get in contact with the team, please visit our website.

Arthur's StoryArthur Labinjo Hughes, aged 6, collapsed at a home in Cranmore Road, Shirley, Solihull with head injuries and later died in hospital. His father Thomas Hughes has been found guilty of manslaughter and his step mum Emma Tustin of murder.Louis Donald, Director of Safeguarding at the Creative Education Trust, has created a slide deck about the dreadful murder of six-year old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes for leaders to use with staff to dispel any misunderstanding of events, and clarify the next steps the Government intends to take.Louis says, 'I am encouraging leaders to use it as a backdrop to a conversation about the importance of vigilance and the unique power schools have: 'the daily check-in'.'Thank you so much to Louis for created this powerful slide deck and for his generosity in sharing it.You can find the slide deck here: https://www.safeguardinginschools.co.uk/products/safeguarding-pro-resources/categories/2148439702/posts/2154200167

Welcome to the final news episode for 2021! On this episode, we cover the following news topics: -Downes Braide Association song “Dear Arthur,” dedicated to Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, as detailed here: https://www.loudersound.com/news/downes-braide-association-pen-poignant-tribute-to-arthur-labinjo-hughes(YouTube video was here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX8myoInd9s) -Rick Wakeman playing festive music at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, YouTube uploads (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzGCgVRDIuciDCIojBkGlTg), (https://www.facebook.com/NNHospCharity/videos/1247575332419774), tour updates (https://www.rwcc.com/live.php#usaupdate), and featured on the cover of The Beat Magazine. -Oliver Wakeman interview on NewEARS Prog Show #248 -Tony Kaye interview on The Hustle podcast: https://thehustle.podbean.com/e/episode-344-tony-kaye-of-yes/?uni_id=5476d739f3a14da61e8afa4510bf95 -Steve Howe Q&A by Rock Cellar Magazine (https://www.rockcellarmagazine.com/steve-howe-yes-interview-the-quest-prog-rock/) -Dylan Howe mention in Wilko Johnson article (https://www.wirralglobe.co.uk/news/19774448.back-dead-wilkos-still-rocking-stage-age-70/) -Alan White Facebook posts about “Run with the Fox” and Plastic Ono Band at the Lyceum. -The Quest winning a Prog Report poll category (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpwiYEqRO88) -Roger Dean Facebook Lives (https://www.facebook.com/rogerdeanofficial/videos/429216695528955) -Jon Anderson's Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/JonAnderson) and new song “I Believe” (https://youtu.be/5FA1eX_f7b8) -Outlanders music video for “Closer to the Sky” song with Trevor Rabin on guitar (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO2rt1kKDC8) -Yes (Official) Facebook page posts about upcoming Total Mass Retain tribute band shows: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=457632209049475&set=a.280711683408196 -John Beagley posts about working on a cover of ARW's “Fragile” -A discussion of the Yessongs video --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/yesshift/support

Content Warning: This episode discusses acts of violence in relation to child abuse and the murder of 6-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes. Arthur endured months of pain and suffering at the hands of his father, Thomas Hughes, and his father's partner, Emma Tustin, which ultimately led to his death in 2020. Mark and Nazir also discuss the details of case put forward by the prosecution in Ghislaine Maxwell's trial.

Domestic abuse and sexual offences should be considered as seriously as knife crime and homicide, the government announced recently as it says that it continues driving forward its plan to end violence against women and girls. Observers, if not critics, may well say that it has a very long way to go. The news does not sit easily with the death of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes. His stepmother and father of the tortured, poisoned him, and were jailed for murder and manslaughter respectively. The government has confirmed a review  into Arthur's death. The National Child Safeguarding Practice Review Panel will lead the investigation and will provide additional support to Solihull Children's Safeguarding Partnership to "upgrade" the existing local review launched shortly after Arthur's death in June 2020. It emerged during the trial that Arthur had been seen by social workers just two months before he died, but they concluded there were "no safeguarding concerns". All too  often in child homicide cases we see the problematic family being given the “all clear” only for a  child to be killed. The government says that changes to legislation currently being considered in Parliament will make clear that a new legal duty requiring public bodies to work together to tackle serious violence can also include domestic abuse and sexual offences. What is needed is true accountability. When we examine cases “after the event” we often struggle to find where the buck actually stops. There is often collective “group think” and it is hard to discern who made a decision which impacted on the child's life. This has to change so that working together means accountability. “Working together” is supposed to happen now. It sounds positive and common sensical but what does it mean to a child in an abusive home? He/she needs protecting and that may well mean moving them out of the family. Moreover, it means staying with them until they can stand on their own two feet. Too often social workers come into the family then go, and that's when things go badly wrong. Treating and regarding domestic violence as a serious crime is welcome, but what matters is ensuring that the crimes of abuse do not happen in the first place.

On this episode of Uncovered host Kelly Crichton is joined by Harriet Clugston, Data and Investigations editor for National World, who has been looking into the pressures faced by local authorities, particularly in relation to their child social care budgets.The recent case of six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, murdered by his father and step mother in Solihull in June 2020, has broken hearts across the country, and prompted a wave of public anger and revulsion at the suffering he endured.Social workers, children's charities and councils have been warning for several years about a crisis brewing in children's social care in England, with repeated calls for action to protect children. Hear how Harriet has uncovered data which shows councils struggling to deliver these vital services across England with the North East particularly badly affected.

Elizabeth Glinka and guests reflect on the week's major West Midlands political stories. Elizabeth is joined by Mid Worcestershire MP Nigel Huddleston and Telford & Wrekin Council leader Shaun Davies.

In few days after the news broke of the murder of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, Nadia, Fran and Eugene reflect on the tragic death of Arthur and the significance for social work.If you  enjoy this episode then please share with your friends, leave a review and follow The Social Matters Podcast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. The handle is @matterspodcast.

Revs Tom and Jamie sat down in-person for the first time to discuss all the big issues of the day from a Christian perspective. Following on from our meditation on Revelation 1:17-20, we talk about the fear that new restrictions will induce. On the same day as said restrictions were being discussed, Boris Johnson faced questions in the House over his illegal Christmas gathering at Number 10 Downing Street at the same time that he had banned festivities nationwide. We also spoke about the terrible story of the murder of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and the role that the lockdown played in the end of his life. And we finished our conversation today with an email from an Australian GP trying to come to terms with the madness of Church and society in that nation.Notices:Thanks to our Patreons! Support us from £1.50 plus VAT per month: https://patreon.com/irreverendIrreverend Weekly Sermon Audio: https://irreverendsermonaudio.buzzsprout.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/IrreverendPodTelegram: https://t.me/irreverendpodEmail: irreverendpod@gmail.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMAcRZPstCujEN4p8dF_ClQOdysee: https://odysee.com/@irreverend:5Audio Podcast: https://irreverend.buzzsprout.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/irreverend)

We're back with another episode and this week we discuss: - Boris Johnson's latest strategy to crack down on drug use: taking away the passports of middle class drug users - The unfortunate death of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes who was sadly killed by his own biological parents and the involvement of social services/external agencies who could have prevented this -Tristan strikes again with his baby mother troubles except this time he is paying off a woman to hush hush their escapades. -Love Island contestant Kaz Crossley has found herself in a pickle after a video surfaced on her snorting a white substance while on holiday in Dubai. Follow the aunties: https://www.instagram.com/farrforce/ (@farrforce) https://www.instagram.com/loveyaayaa/ (@loveyaayaa) https://www.instagram.com/sadesalami/ (@sadesalami) https://www.instagram.com/thebritishblacklist/ (@thebritishblacklist)

The tragic case of an abused six-year-old in the West Midlands has put a renewed focus on the challenges facing social workers, Patrick Butler reports. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

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Birmingham City Football Club and other clubs offer respects to little Arthur Labinjo-Hughes after six minutes — his age, in years, when he died at the hands of his stepmother. One paper queries whether clapping is appropriate and a minute's silence might have been better Families have told of their 'disgust' after trespassers urinated and vomited on the memorial garden for the victims killed in the Manchester Arena terror attack before its official opening. Finland has seen some of the lowest rates of Covid-19 in Europe, with just 1,277 cases recorded on Saturday compared to a staggering 56,739 infections in Germany. After severe UK weather in the north of England many are frustrated at the lack of government intervention, including James Cosslett, a local councillor for Durham County Council, who said: 'I'm a Tory, but I've got to be honest with you, if this happened in London, can you imagine, or in the southeast, everything would have got thrown at it,' he told The Times. Unearthed documents revealed the BBC's pension fund has undisclosed interests in six Chinese firms. One of these is the China Overseas Land and Investment, a subsidiary of state-owned China State Construction Engineering Corporation, which has already been blacklisted by the United States government, according to a report by the Mail on Sunday. Actors playing characters from some of William Shakespeare's most popular plays should be taught about sexual ethics, an academic has warned. David Beckham is under yet more pressure over his multi-million pound deal to promote the 2022 World Cup after homosexuality was described as being ‘against human nature' on a Qatari TV channel run by a close friend.

Birmingham City Football Club offers its respects to little Arthur Labinjo-Hughes..... Supporters at the home match with Cardiff will be invited to pay tribute to Arthur after six minutes — his age, in years, when he died at the hands of his stepmother Families have told of their 'disgust' after trespassers urinated and vomited on the memorial garden for the victims killed in the Manchester Arena terror attack before its official opening. Premier Sanna Marin, 36, was seen enjoying a night out at the Butchers nightclub with friends on Saturday - so much so that she did not leave until 4am. Finland has seen some of the lowest rates of Covid-19 in Europe, with just 1,277 cases recorded on Saturday compared to a staggering 56,739 infections in Germany. Unearthed documents revealed the BBC's pension fund has undisclosed interests in six Chinese firms. One of these is the China Overseas Land and Investment, a subsidiary of state-owned China State Construction Engineering Corporation, which has already been blacklisted by the United States government, according to a report by the Mail on Sunday. Actors playing characters from some of William Shakespeare's most popular plays should be taught about sexual ethics, an academic has warned. David Beckham is under yet more pressure over his multi-million pound deal to promote the 2022 World Cup after homosexuality was described as being ‘against human nature' on a Qatari TV channel run by a close friend.

Arthur Labinjo-Hughes was killed aged six by his father and stepmother in June 2020. Emma Tustin was convicted of Arthur's murder and sentenced to a minimum of 29 years while his father, Thomas Hughes, was found guilty of his manslaughter and received a 21 year sentence. Today's Nick Robinson speaks to Arthur's maternal grandfather, Peter Halcrow, about the warning signs which he says were ignored leading up to his murder. Nick also speaks to Baroness Hilary Armstrong, former Labour Cabinet Minister who chaired a recent report into the effectiveness of children's social services, which concluded that we face a crisis in child vulnerability which requires urgent action. (Image: Family handout photo of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes, Credit: Olivia Labinjo-Halcrow/PA Wire)

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Ann Widdecombe kicks the week off, discussing the latest Covid variant, vaccines and how they were supposed to be our 'freedom passports.' Simon Calder and Mike chat about the prospects of leaving the country, and what the rules mean. Mike has a rant about Civil Servants and how they have been shown a 'genderbread person' graphic. Peter Hitchens and Mike have their weekly chat. Finally, John Jolly from Parentkind speaks about calls for tougher sentences in light of the horrific murder of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This week's episode is dedicated to Arthur-Labinjo Hughes, you are loved by so many! In this week's episode, The Tilton Two discuss the weekend's performance at the Den against Millwall FC. It was definitely an away day to forget and saw the Blue Boys on the wrong end of a 3-1 scoreline. Listen to the episode to hear our in depth thoughts and analysis on what was a poor performance for the boys. This was a game that was overshadowed by the tragic loss of Arthur-Labinjo Hughes, and we would like to share our condolences to the family and props to both sets of fans, and players for their part in remembering a very special boy. As always, we give our thoughts on our next must-win fixture against Cardiff City. Please keep in touch, and stay updated, with us via our socials: Instagram: @thetiltontwo Twitter: @thetiltontwo Facebook: @thetiltontwo YouTube: Pending... Keep Right On!

*Trigger warning* - contains narrative of child abuse and neglect.Richard Tice starts the show, talking about the by-election he ran in, and the result. Gerry Hannah from Parenting Together discusses the abuse suffered by Arthur Labinjo-Hughes who was tragically murdered, Esther Krakue joins Mike in the studio and finally, the Perrior Awards with Izzy Rowland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.