In the second part of our anti-knife crime podcast, we hear from some of the speakers who participated in the event, including Detective Superintendent Saj Hussain, from the Metropolitan Police, who shares insight into the role of the police in tackling knife crime.

We have inspiring contributions from Steel Warriors, a charity group who transform confiscated knives into outdoor street gyms. You'll also hear from other special guests from Street Doctors, who teach emergency first aid to young people, Fadi Daoud, a defence solicitor, and Courts Minister Heidi Alexander who discusses the impact of knife crime on individuals and communities.

We’ll also be re-joined by Ian Rawlins, who’ll tell us more about how the day went and his plans to expand the event in the future.

Tune in to hear these powerful stories and learn more about the efforts being made to combat knife crime and support young people in making positive choices.

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Our latest episode of Inside HMCTS delves into an impactful anti-knife crime event held at Westminster Magistrates’ Court earlier this month.

In the first of this two-part episode, we speak with Ian Rawlins, a Legal Adviser from London, about the inspiration behind the event and the importance of educating young people on the dangers of knife crime.

Listeners can expect to hear about the various activities and talks that were planned for the day, and find out more about a mock knife murder trial that students would be taking part in.

Listen now to learn more about the efforts to combat knife crime and the positive impact of community engagement.

The second instalment will be published soon, where we'll be hearing from some of those in attendance and again from Ian on how the event went on the day.

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The latest Inside HMCTS podcast offers an insightful look into the collaboration between HMCTS and the University of Reading, providing law students with valuable real-world experiences in the criminal justice system.

Join us as we meet District Judge Sam Goozee, Senior Legal Manager Rachel Newman, and Associate Professor Liz Conaghan as they delve into the joint outreach programme that allows students to observe court proceedings, participate in mooting, and gain first-hand experience in legal roles within HMCTS.

Listeners will also hear from students Amber Farmer and Zahra Navarro, who share their personal experiences and the impact of the programme on their career aspirations.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the legal profession, offering a unique perspective on the opportunities available within HMCTS and the importance of practical experience in legal education.

Tune in now to discover how we’re helping to shape the future of legal professionals and how this important work is making a significant difference in the lives of university law students.

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For full transcript of each episode, please visit - Inside HMCTS