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Hannah Summers

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Journalist covering family courts for @TBIJ and partners | Best specialist journalist 2023 FJA | Media Freedom Awards winner 2025 | Press Awards winner 2026
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New family court rules spark hope that the ‘days of bogus experts are over’

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By Hannah Summers Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... New rules barring unregulated psychologists from family court cases in England and Wales will come into force this month, sparking hope that the “days of bogus experts are over”. The long-awaited change marks a victory for campaigners who have highlighted the dangers of using expert witnesses who are not registered with a regulator.
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‘Alarming prevalence’ of victim blaming in family courts, warn researchers

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By Hannah Summers Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Family courts are home to an “alarming prevalence” of victim blaming and bias – predominantly impacting mothers – according to researchers we spoke to following the publication of a new report. Nearly three quarters of cases involving allegations of domestic and sexual abuse contained victim-blaming language, according to an analysis of 91 published judgments in England and Wales by not-for-profit Right to Equality.
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JGI LEADING A COMPLEX WILDLIFE RESCUE ACROSS BORDERS

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By Hannah Summers Verified
| janegoodall.org
When authorities became aware of a chimpanzee being kept illegally by a family in Equatorial Guinea, JGI and its partners stepped into action. That chimpanzee was Lola, a young female living far from the forests and social groups she needed to survive. As officials moved forward to assess her situation, they discovered that Lola was not alone. An adult mandrill named Nico was also being kept in the household.
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