In this gripping discussion, reporters Louise Tickle, who focuses on family courts, and Hannah Summers, an investigative journalism expert, dive into the complexities of child custody battles. They explore the chilling effects of parental alienation and question the objectivity of expert testimonies. They share poignant stories of families navigating the court system, unveiling biases that can warp outcomes. The conversation highlights the urgent need for bias-free assessments to truly prioritize children's best interests in tumultuous custody disputes.

Ciaran Martin, a cybersecurity expert and professor at Oxford, shares insights on global cybersecurity threats and the complexities of China's tech rivalries. Kathrin Hille, the Financial Times' Greater China correspondent, discusses TikTok's influence on Taiwan's youth and the political landscape. Hannah Summers, a family courts journalist, advocates for newfound transparency in family courts, shedding light on how these changes can lead to better accountability. Lastly, Emma Young reflects on the challenges of depicting immigration realities in media.