All the debates are chaired, and the audience will be invited to contribute to the discussion. Guest Speakers include:

FEBRUARY
Tuesday 17th:
• Mo Mowlam & Jon Norton

Wednesday 18th:
• Lord Justice Sedley
• Shy Keenan, Phoenix Survivors Group

Thursday 19th:
• Beatrix Campbell & Judith Jones, the playwrights

Friday 20th:
• Valerie Sinason, poet, writer, child psychotherapist and adult psychoanalyst; Director of the Clinic for Dissociative Studies
• Beatrix Campbell & Judith Jones, the playwrights

Saturday 21st:
• Andrew McCooey, former solicitor to Myra Hindley
• Mary Honeyball, MEP, former Chief Executive of Gingerbread and former Director of the National Childbirth Trust

Sunday 22nd (5.30pm):
• Alan Pope & Angela Kreeger, psychotherapists, SITE

Tuesday 24th:
• Clare Short, MP
• Karen Bartlett, former Director of Charter 88

Wednesday 25th:
• Tiffany Jenkins, director of the arts and society programme at the Institute of Ideas
• Professor John Morton, psychoanalyst, UCL

Thursday 26th:
• Professor Richard Barker, University of Northumbria, child protection and child care specialist
• Sue Barker, former local authority children's officer

Friday 27th:
• Simon Hughes, MP
• Dr. Claire Valier, Faculty of Law, Birkbeck College
• Beatrix Campbell & Judith Jones, the playwrights

Saturday 28th:
• Professor Pamela Taylor, Professor of Special Hospital Psychiatry, Broadmoor Hospital
• Professor John Gunn, Emeritus Professor of Forensic Psychiatry, The Maudsley Hospital, Institute of Psychiatry

Sunday 29th (5.30pm):
• Dr. Anthony Daniels, prison doctor, psychiatrist and author

MARCH
Tuesday 2nd:
• Beatrix Campbell & Judith Jones, the playwrights
• Jude Kelly, Metal

Wednesday 3rd:
• Phil Mollon, Head of Clinical Psychology and Adult Psychotherapy Services, Lister Hospital
• Harriet Wistrich, Justice for Women

Thursday 4th:
• Sandra Gidley, MP
• Stephen Pollard, political columnist and Senior Fellow at the Centre for the New Europe and Civitas

Friday 5th:
• Lyn Costello & Dee Warner, co-founders of Mothers Against Murder and Aggression

Saturday 6th:
• Katharine Quarmby, writer and television producer

Sunday 7th (5.30pm):
• Linda Regan, Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit at the University of North London