UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
64: Domestic Abuse Breakthrough Show with Kate Beesley - Episode 64
64: Domestic Abuse Breakthrough Show with Kate Beesley - Episode 64
64: Domestic Abuse Breakthrough Show with Kate Beesley - Episode 64
Friday 20th February 2026
Join Kate Beesley as she hosts Yasmin Javid in an emotional discussion on domestic abuse, loss, and the urgent need for systemic change.
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Episode Overview
- Domestic abuse affects all cultures and communities.
- Importance of recognising red flags in relationships.
- Systemic failures can lead to tragic outcomes.
- Need for better police training on domestic abuse.
- Family dynamics can enable abusive behaviour.
"Domestic abuse is a pandemic in itself, and nobody's immune from it."
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? In this powerful episode of the UK Health Radio Podcast, host Kate Beesley welcomes Yasmin Javid, a mother whose daughter, Fosia, tragically lost her life to domestic abuse. The episode delves into the heartbreaking realities of coercive control and the systemic failures that can occur within the justice system. Yasmin shares the story of her beloved daughter, highlighting Fosia's vibrant spirit and her contributions as a philanthropist and academic achiever.
Listeners gain a poignant understanding of how domestic abuse transcends cultural boundaries and the devastating impact it has on families. Kate and Yasmin discuss the importance of recognising red flags in relationships and the critical role that law enforcement should play in safeguarding victims. The conversation takes a candid look at how perpetrators manipulate narratives and how family dynamics can enable abusive behaviour.
Yasmin's recounting of Fosia's experiences serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for better training and resources for police officers handling domestic abuse cases. The episode is not just a tale of loss but also a call to action for change and awareness. It underscores the importance of understanding the psychology behind abusive relationships and the necessity for supportive systems that truly protect victims.
Yasmin's courage in sharing her story aims to inspire others to speak out and seek help. This episode is a heartfelt tribute to Fosia's legacy and a powerful appeal for justice and reform. It challenges listeners to reflect on how society can better support those affected by domestic abuse. What steps can we take to ensure that no more lives are lost to this hidden pandemic?