Clare’s Law: The murder that saved thousands of women

1. Clare's Law: My world collapsed

The death of Clare Wood in Salford in 2009 was the first tragic step in creating a law which has saved thousands of women over the last decade. In this episode we hear the story of Clare Wood, whose murder at the hands of a former partner sparked a landmark campaign calling for action to protect domestic abuse victims. We hear from both Clare Wood's father Michael and her daughter Maddy.Clare's Law is presented by Michelle Livesey. The series producer is Matt Soanes. Additional interviews were recorded by Georgie Prodromou and Liam Ross.

2. Clare's Law: The right to know

Clare Wood was murdered by her ex-partner, a man who had a violent past and who police knew as a dangerous man... so why wasn't she told when she was with him? Clare's Dad Michael asked the same thing at the inquest of her daughter's death, starting a campaign that would eventually save hundreds of women.In Episode two we speak to Michael and Clare's daughter Maddy to follow the story of the inquest and the questions being raised.

3. Clare's Law: 'Walk in my shoes'

Clare Wood's dad Michael goes to Westminster with our journalist Michelle Livesey who joined with him to find out why women weren’t being told about their partner’s violent past. In this episode, they take the campaign to the public and to Parliament to get political backing for a change in the law.

4. Clare's Law: Enough is enough

Clare's dad Michael goes to Downing Street with journalist Michele Livesey to urge politicians to take up Clare's Law. In this episode we hear from Michael and former MP Hazel Blears as the petition turns into a campaign, which turns into a pilot scheme and then eventually into law.

5. Clare's Law: Still an epidemic

Everyone's worked so hard to get Clare's Law in place, but is the Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme working to protect abuse victims in real life - and can it be improved?

6. Clare's Law: It saved my life

Rebecca Anderson reported her ex to the police after being subjected to a sexual assault, but she only found the courage to report him after hearing about his past through a Clare's Law disclosure. She speaks to Michelle Livesey, who campaigned for Clare's Law, about what happened and how the law kept her safe