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A spokesperson said: "Our investigation, which will look at the police response to two reports Star suffered injuries in the months before her death in September 2020, was suspended while criminal proceedings took place. June Jordan Hobson makes a referral to social services. Police visit and arrange for Star to have a medical examination at Bradford Royal infirmary. Other referrals are made this month, by Smith’s sister, Alicia, and a friend of Smith’s mother, Rachel Whiteley.

We want to say first and foremost that we’re sorry for the death of Star. This was a child’s life cut cruelly short,” it said in a statement. “We offered support and assistance to Star’s family for what we believed their needs to be, at that given time, but we all deeply regret that not all the warning signs were seen that could have led to firmer statutory enforcement action.” Halfway through the seven-week trial, Smith pleaded guilty to eight instances of child cruelty against Star between April to September 2020. Situation - in my previous digital marketing job, the company wanted to get more people to sign up to a newsletter which was not receiving a lot of attention. September CCTV footage shows Smith dragging Star through Bradford city centre on her reins, with Star’s head dropping to one side. Meanwhile Smith, described as a lazy mum more interested in partying than her daughter, took part in cruel pranks on Star and failed to protect her from a woman who she knew was a bully prone to sudden and violent rages.On June 23 Rachel Whiteley, a friend of Smith’s mother, made a social services referral after observing her behaviour at a family barbecue.

Smith, now aged 20, fell pregnant with Star aged 17. The child was born in May 2019 and soon after, Smith’s relationship with Star’s father Jordan Hobson ended when he returned to university.I feel let down by SWE, by DfE and I am afraid that the finger pointing towards ‘us’ will lead social work into an ever deeper crisis. I also wonder why these two sad and tragic cases are hyped in the media within a space of a week, and I wonder if this is maybe to deflect of other things that are wrong in this country right now. Ms Hinchliffe said the independent Local Child Safeguarding Practice Review will be published next month. The Department for Education said the death of Star was "deeply disturbing" and added it would "not hesitate" to remove children's services control from Bradford Council "if necessary".

Meanwhile, a report following a visit in December 2020, three months after Star’s death, found the service was “heavily reliant on agency social workers”. The following month, Jordan Hobson put the third referral in to social services after seeing a video of Star on Facebook where she had bruises on her face.Can I just point out the similarity, as it seems to me, the awful reports of Arthur’s death in the press last week. In respect of the last point, I should have added the best social workers I knew would feel able to challenge a medical practitioner who ignored salient facts. Not always easy – remember the nurses in the Victoria Climbie case who had very different views about the child’s needs compared with the paediatrician (who failed to identify abuse) but they did not record what they thought and no-one asked them (until after her death)

I thought it was a bit stupid, as it was like ringing a criminal and telling them they are going to come round and arrest them in an hour.Council no longer at risk of losing children’s services after turnaround since ‘inadequate’ Ofsted verdict The great-granddad said: "When social services went to visit them, they said everything was fine and it was malicious gossip and left it at that. Bradford Partnership leaders – Haque, Bradford district commander chief superintendent Sarah Jones and chief officer of Bradford District and Craven CCG Helen Hirst – said they were sorry for Star’s death and that there was “much that we need to learn from this case”. A Local Child Safeguarding Practice Review, being written by an independent author, is expected to be published next month.