Heartbreakingly, it was this calm approach which led to the most harrowing ordeal of Shelagh's life, when a man stalked her for nearly 2 years. Shelagh Fogarty began her LBC career as a guest presenter in 2014, and her balanced and calm presenting style soon earned her a permanent role. Hey For the Many listeners, here’s a brand new podcast we think you’d like, called The Followers.
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Download it now from the App store or go to If you think you or someone you know is being stalked, please call the police or the National stalking helpline on 08 All 5 episodes will be available from July 4th exclusively on Global Player. The podcast also included conversations with experts and victims, looking at how societal views, misogyny and popular media tropes may be enabling stalkers to commit crimes without intervention.? Shelagh wanted to tell her story and to speak with various experts to understand more about obsessive and controlling behaviour, to deal with what happened to her on a personal level and to help others identify the behaviour that can lead to stalking.
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She dismissed it at first, but then the appearances became more and more frequent and noticeable - he was there when she met friends, when she travelled across London, at her local train station, and even when he followed her home?The Followers is a 5-part LBC podcast series where Shelagh talks about the disturbing stages she went through during her stalking: dismissing it, fearing it, and feeling powerless as she was forced to live a limited life. In 2017, Shelagh began to notice the same face appearing in crowds, on the tube, outside her work.
A panel of experts then debated the opportunities and challenges of wealth taxation, before taking part in an audience Q&A.Hey Cross Question listeners, here’s a brand new podcast we think you’d like, called The Followers. Lord Willetts, RF Executive Chair and Chair of the Intergenerational Commission, made a speech setting out how wealth can be used to repair the social contract between generations. The Resolution Foundation hosted a major event at its Westminster headquarters to debate the role of wealth in shaping British society. Given the huge fiscal pressures Britain faces in the coming years and decades, from an ageing population and rising health costs to falling home ownership and poor social mobility, is Britain’s under-taxation sustainable? What does the future hold, and the past teach us, about wealth taxation in Britain? Speech by Resolution Foundation Executive Chair Lord David Willettsīritain owns a record £13 trillion of wealth – a figure that has grown much faster than GDP in recent decades, while the share of tax collected from it has stayed the same.
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