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This episode contains descriptions of self-harm and suicide. Please take extra care whilst listening.

According to the Office of National Statistics, suicide is one of the leading causes of death in children and young people.

It's hard to imagine and this is going to be a very, very difficult episode.

But at the centre of this is a mother's fight for change. Bullying drove her child to suicide.

And now she wants people to be made accountable and to stop this from happening to anybody else.

I'm This episode is a very tough but very important listen.

Today we're going to hear from a woman called Courtney Lees. She lost her child to suicide because the bullying that they were experiencing

meant they could see no way out. The child in question is Willow. It's important to note here before we start that Willow was

questioning their gender identity and was known by many people as Ollie. Courtney is using the

name Willow today because this episode centres around a petition that Courtney has started that would be calling

for schools to be held to account when consistent bullying occurs. Courtney has named this petition

Willow's Law. Courtney, I am so sorry that we are meeting under these circumstances, and I am so profoundly

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