
In this episode, we’re joined by former undercover drugs officer Neil Woods to explore the ideas at the heart of his book Good Cop, Bad War. Drawing on over a decade working covertly inside drug markets, Neil gives a sobering account of how the “war on drugs” actually plays out on the ground - and why, in his view, it so often makes things worse rather than better. Neil talks about what he witnessed firsthand: the way enforcement can unintentionally strengthen organised crime, increase violen...
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Rich and Tim speak to Lee Crouch, a parent with lived experience of reunification: what social workers need to know

Rich and Tim on practice lessons from the death of Victoria Marten (Part 2)

Rich and Tim on practice lessons from the death of Victoria Marten

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