Sally Hayden
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Sep 22, 2026
Nathan AkehurstGUEST
And so that's the context in which they start forming relationships with militias that later grow into what becomes the Libyan Coast Guard around the same time, partly because of the breakdown of law and order, Libya is becoming more and more of a transit point for people moving and moving in the most horrific conditions.
Nathan AkehurstGUEST
I'd recommend Sally Hayden's My Fourth Time to be Drowned.
Nathan AkehurstGUEST
I quote a few of the testimonies she takes in my own book for just an insight into slavery, torture, death in the camps there.
Nathan AkehurstGUEST
It's very difficult to sum up quite how bad things are.
Faisal Al YafaiHOST
But nonetheless, I always find it compelling when someone steps up and says, look, in the whirlwind of the daily news cycle, we've missed the real problem.
Faisal Al YafaiHOST
Why don't we consider it again from a different angle? It's for that reason that I was intrigued when I heard of a new book by the journalist Sally Hayden.
Faisal Al YafaiHOST
Sally's book is driven by two core arguments.
Faisal Al YafaiHOST
First, that the key feature the stories of today are missing is that of love.
Faisal Al YafaiHOST
I'm Faisal Yafai.
Faisal Al YafaiHOST
Here's this week's episode of The Lead.
Faisal Al YafaiHOST
Sally Hayden, welcome to the podcast.
Sally HaydenGUEST
Hi, thank you so much for having me.
Andrew McNairHOST
The Department of Children is expected to find savings of around €42 million under the levy, though it says it's working to avoid any cuts to TUSLA services.
Andrew McNairHOST
The details were uncovered in letters obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by our social affairs correspondent, Kitty Holland.
Kitty HollandCORRESPONDENT
I have obtained correspondence between TUSLA and the Department of Children about the prospect of TUSLA's budget being cut next year, where Kate Duggan, TUSLA's chief executive, is expressing huge concern about the prospect that it may have to find savings for 2027 because across government levies are being put on the departments because of overruns, cost overruns by the Department of Education.
Kitty HollandCORRESPONDENT
The Department of Children has been subject to a 0.6% levy on its budget to cope with these big overruns in the Department of Education, and that would amount to €42 million of savings they've been asked to find.