Lord Laming is a British judge and public servant, best known for his work in child protection and welfare. He gained prominence after leading the inquiry into the tragic death of Victoria Climbié, a young girl who suffered abuse and neglect. His report highlighted significant failings in the child protection system and led to major reforms in how social services operate in the UK. In addition to his work on child welfare, Lord Laming has held various positions, including serving as a member of the House of Lords. He has contributed to numerous inquiries and reports, focusing on improving public services and ensuring better outcomes for vulnerable populations.