Were identifying cases in isolation, whereas by its very nature, both stalking and harassment occurs as a result of really pernicious and persistent offending. And officers and prosecutors were missing that, which meant that victims were left at risk. Our Home Affairs Correspondent, danny shaw, is in the studio. This is not good, is it . It is a terrible report, really, and it shows failings at every stage of the Criminal Justice shows failings at every stage of the criminaljustice process, from the moment that an allegation of harassment or stalking is made, those crimes are not being reported 01 those crimes are not being reported or recorded properly, sometimes not being recorded at all. Victims are not being dealt with properly, Risk Assessment are being done and investigations arent being carried out properly. One of the most disturbing findings from this report is that it says there is concrete evidence that police are Issuing Warnings the perpetrators, rather than conducting tho
situations where there is extreme pressure and make split second decisions in a bid to protect the public from any harm, and it has offered its thoughts and condolences to lewis s friends and family. lewis skelton s family say this challenge has prolonged the agony. we will be speaking to them on tonight s look north at half past six. imagine waking up every morning and seeing black mould over the ceiling above your bed, having to wipe puddles from windowsills, and clean fresh mould spores from your window frames daily. that s what a family from amesbury in wiltshire are having to deal with in the housing association flat they rent. they say it s not fit to live in, and although they ve raised the issue with the landlord stonewater multiple times, the problems causing the mould have still not been fixed. jo kent reports. after two years on a council waiting list, lucy, herfive year old daughterand partner, phil, were happy to be offered this two bedroom flat.
the boys from school. school run time. hi,julie! and for a treat, julie has made them a banana bread for their tea. she s got us a little present. thank you very much. givejulie a big hug and say thank you. thank you! all right, then, take care, all of you. and before they re even through the front door, samuel s sharing it with his neighbours. i ve got something for you. charlie and her partner also live on the 15th floor with theirfour girls. so there s a six of us in a two bedroom flat. so, yeah, everyone s on top of each other, no space. stuck in a place like this, you can t really do anything. it does take a toll being here. it s nice to know that there is people like sam and other people in the building that do help out as well. obviously sam will, like, he ll do his shopping and that and then if he sees any bargains oranything, he ll come and drop it over. like, yeah, he s always
hey. cheers. going to give me a tour? yeah, no problem. this is room number one. i have one bed here where both the girls sleep, the older ones. teagan s on the bottom bunk and holly s on the top bunk. all right, and how old are they? 12 and 13. 12 and 13, ok. up you get. oi! and this is michelle s bunk up there, and james is down there. michelle s eight years old. this wee sausage is two and a half. this is the majority of their toys. they keep the majority of their clothes in between that. this is a two bedroom flat. the family spent time in one of the city s homeless to and have had six private flats in ten years. they ve been trying to get a council house, but for now, they make