'Jesus let the police know about my abusive marriage'
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Domestic abuse incidents increase by more than a third when England loses, according to research from the National Centre for Domestic Violence. Why is this still happening, and what can be done to end this toxic culture? Anita Grey shares her story of being rescued from an abusive marriage and chats with Esther Higham about the church still having a lot to learn, the warning signs of abuse, and why it's time for footballers to speak out.
Released on 2 Jul 2024
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