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Ishaq Abu Zaire (Khyra Ishaq's father) interview SOT - She should have put welfare of those children first. They should have been her first concern, not Junaid, not anything else, it should have been the children. She followed Junaid down a destructive path. EXT Close shot of rusty gate lock Main bedroom windows Front door closing Nadine Isorine (Neighbour) interview SOT CUTAWAYs of Gordon's house Lucas Alex (Neighbour) interview SOT Reporter to camera INT/EXT GRAPHICISED RECONSTRUCTION of someone talking on phone (not heard), door being shut and chained, TRACK upstairs and front exterior of house as GRAPHIC of timeline of events of social services and police visits overlaid INT Ishaq Abu Zaire (Khyra Ishaq's father) interview SOT - They abandoned those children. They closed the case when those children were in great danger. They didn't investigate whether they needed protection. For the local authorities to say we saw the children for 30 seconds, or a minute on the doorstep, for them to turn round and say its not our fault, it's irresponsible for a professional department. Kevin Browne (University of Nottingham) looking through books in his office and interview SOT View from office window of Birmingham city centre and office block building EXT Reporter to camera Close shot of number 36 on front door INT Tony Howell (Director of Children, Birmingham City Council) interview SOT EXT High angle view of street where Khyra and her family lived PAN to house Khyra died in GRAPHICISED SHOT of house as GRAPHIC of conclusion from Mrs Justice King in March 2009 overlaid General view of high rise tower block High angle view of traffic along Birmingham city centre street General views of roofs and windows of terraced houses (good shots) INT GRAPHICISED SHOT of key turning in lock