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Reporter, The Observer. Loves puffins, islands, cold water swimming. Author of thriller Between The Lies. Its sequel, Tainted Love, publishes early 2026.
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Undercover calls reveal views of influential family court expert

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By Gareth Davies Verified, Hannah Summers Verified, Louise Tickle Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
A senior psychologist who helped write key guidance for the family courts has described some of the views expressed by Melanie Gill, an expert who has been involved in hundreds of cases, as “dangerous” and “terrifying”. Gill had been speaking to an undercover reporter posing as “Charlie”, a father concerned about losing access to his children following a breakdown in his relationship with their mother.
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Our challenge to the ban on naming Sara Sharif judges was always about scrutiny, not blame

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By Louise Tickle Verified, Hannah Summers Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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Family Court Reporting Week: judge praises ‘impeccable’ journalism…

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By Louise Tickle Verified
| The Bureau of Investigative Journalism Verified
A judge has praised the “impeccable” standard of journalism published about cases at his court, under a pilot aimed at bringing transparency to the family courts system. Judge Steven Parker was referring to reporting by the BBC on the surge in “deprivation of liberty” orders being made for children with serious emotional and psychological difficulties, for whom social workers then struggle to find lawful “secure” placements.
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