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Hello, I'm Dr Gwen Ad's Head and in my BBC Radio 4 wreath lectures, I'll be considering the four questions about violence that I've most been asked about in my 30-year career

as a forensic psychiatrist. In this second

lecture, I'm asking, but aren't they all evil? Welcome to the second of this year's

Reith lectures with forensic psychiatrist Dr. Gwen Adzhead and her series about how we might

better understand and manage violence. Today we're in Scotland at the

V&A Museum in Dundee. Designed by Kengo, Kuma, this building is a striking architectural

addition to the banks of the River Tay and is an important part of this city's regeneration story.

Scotland has jurisdiction over crime and punishment. So how much difference has this made

when it comes to managing the type of violence which destroys not just individual lives,

but the hope of generations and society at large? It's a highly sensitive and difficult subject,

but one which our lecturer will address in this series entitled

Four Questions About Violence. She has spent a lifetime working inside prisons, talking to some of

those who've committed terrible acts of violence, including, but not exclusively, murder.

And one of the most common questions that she is asked is,

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