<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1880290/open_sms">Send us a text</a> The Names by Florence Knapp is undoubtedly one of my top fiction reads of 2025, if not my absolute top read of 2025. It is an astonishing first novel, which follows three different storylines, all based on what Cora names her baby boy. Will she call him Gordon? (the name chosen by her husband, also Gordon.) Will she call him Julian? Or will she call him Bear, the name suggested by his sister? This is an absolutely amazing sliding doors type of a novel with some extremely dark themes running through around domestic abuse. It felt only appropriate to be thinking about the Doctors Association UK and Medical Women's Foundation campaign about domestic abuse in healthcare care workers, how prevalent this is. And how much of a problem it can be. So slight trigger warning, we are going to be talking today about abuse, about domestic abuse, and about the effect on women and on families, as well as the huge difficulties that may arise when a perpetrator is in a position of power and privilege. <a href='https://dauk.org/wave-of-activity-to-launch-nhs-domestic-abuse-awareness-day/'>https://dauk.org/wave-of-activity-to-launch-nhs-domestic-abuse-awareness-day/</a>

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