Review Highlights Systemic Failures in Protecting Murdered Toddler Lola James

A report reveals multiple missed opportunities and procedural shortcomings in the tragic case of the two-year-old's death.

Lola James was fatally attacked by her mother's boyfriend in July 2020, suffering 101 injuries.
A review found children's services and health agencies failed to follow proper procedures and missed critical signs of abuse.
Staff shortages, high workloads, and poor information sharing contributed to the failure to protect Lola.
Pembrokeshire council has since implemented an action plan to address the identified issues.
Authorities stress the need for better resource allocation and inter-agency cooperation to prevent future tragedies.