Victims of image-based abuse should be reassured that, whilst the police ought to be doing more, they should still report their abuse to the Revenge Porn Helpline who can help and support them.

What you need to know about changes to the state pension 👇 The most important one: it will keep rising every single year.

If you’re going to promise an iron dome you better make sure it’s not an iron colander.

Fun side fact: I mostly post on Facebook actually.

No one is above the law. No matter how rich they are. No matter how powerful they are. The equal protection of the laws is a founding principle in the 14th Amendment, as it is in the Magna Carta.

I made a journey from the UK to New York, nearly 3,400 miles, to testify. But SpaceXAI couldn’t be bothered to make a trip of twenty minutes or four subway stops from their Manhattan offices to be there. What an insult to victims.

The evidence in my case suggests that Grok was not built with sufficient safety in its design. It was not built to address consent of those subjected to sexualised content. To the contrary, evidence in my claim suggests Grok added sexualised content without any user prompting.

This underlines the importance of specialist hospital-based independent domestic violence advisors to support victims who disclose, trauma-informed training for health professionals, and why the Health Secretary is right to call VAWG a public health crisis.

I would like to congratulate the Integrated Care Boards who have been selected for the first year and look forward to working with them on this pioneering programme.

This first stage of the rollout will help to train GPs and their staff to recognise the signs of abuse, ask sensitively and provide them with extra specialist support in the community to ensure their patients get a response which helps them to heal.

Many survivors I’ve spoken to say they wish someone had asked them about what they were experiencing rather than treating the symptoms instead of the cause of their abuse. We must move away from responses like “we only do bones here” to one which is proactive in tackling abuse.

As the DHSC’s VAWG Adviser, I’ve been proud to work on Steps to Safety - a ground-breaking programme which will ensure more victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence feel safe to disclose to their GPs in the knowledge that they will be referred swiftly to specialist support.