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josh macalister, who chaired the review for _ most.to endanger life after a young child died on thursday. the child was being treated in the intensive care department at birmingham children's hospital, which confirmed it has suspended a member of staff. the nurse, a 27—year—old woman, has been released pending further inquiries. russia has lost as many soldiers in its three—month invasion of ukraine as the soviet union lost in their entire nine—year war in afghanistan. that's according to british military intelligence who say both tactical and strategic failings are to blame. it comes as russia continues its offensives in the east of the country with attempts to encircle the eastern city of severodonetsk. our correspondent in kyiv, joe inwood, has the latest. good morning. russia seems to be faring badly at the moment, but how will it affect putin's tactics? i will it affect putin's tactics? i think it is worth saying that a lot of these deaths would have come at the start of the war, which really was disastrous for the russians. i'm s

we're joined now byjosh macalister, who chaired that independent review of children's social care.ren do end up in care they end up with relationships that end up being broken rather than strengthened and built, so what we need is a radical reset that gets the whole system obsessively behind the family members, the communities, the carers who can love these children. so members, the communities, the carers who can love these children.— who can love these children. so what would that look _ who can love these children. so what would that look like? _ who can love these children. so what would that look like? we've - who can love these children. so what would that look like? we've set i who can love these children. so what would that look like? we've set out i would that look like? we've set out a number of — would that look like? we've set out a number of recommendations i would that look like? we've set out a number of recommendations but| would that look like? we've set out i a number of recommendations but the big one is to create a new family help system which would see social w