I don't know when it's repeated, but I agree with you that it was eye opening. I found it extremely disturbing - some of those children looked like victims from the Nazi concentration camps, yet the director seemed quite convinced that everything was perfectly all right and she was doing her job. "I need a computer",went up her cry when half a dozen of the children in her charge were starving to death! Dear God, she shouldn't be in charge of a garden centre, let alone a children's home!
It's all very well to let these countries into the European Union , but to me that gives them the green light that their methods of dealing with the handicapped are acceptable. Sorry, but they should be excluded until proper checks have been made and proper facilites and procedures put into place.
But that poor little 13 year old girl who was mildly autistic and had evidently been cruelly dumped by her mother - she's haunted me all night. We used to shut girls up in asylums at the turn of the last century, for being pregnant outside marriage, and some of them weren't found and realised until they were in their 70s and 80s. What sort of life will she have, shut away for the rest of time with people who are vastly below her in intelligence, and she the only one who can read or write? What sort of unfeeling mother has she got, too?
Come on let's start policing the European Union and put a stop to this barbarism, quickly!