inspectorate has produced a report where we are looking at the findings right now in terms of what the police need to do to be held to account, be more transparent, but fundamentally change their approach to these issues around crimes and violence against women and girls. and that is absolutely central to the work that i am doing. i said is notjust as home secretary, but has a women, all of us want to feel safe and be safe. that is absolutely right that we have and with that, of course, the police need to engage in the right way and they will be held to account going forward. what the right way and they will be held to account going forward. what are the questions to account going forward. what are the questions you re to account going forward. what are the questions you re asking - to account going forward. what are the questions you re asking and - to account going forward. what are l the questions you re asking and what is the change you want to see? first of all, is the change
after days of fuel shortages, there are indications of the situation is stabilising and borisjohnson urge people to fill up as normal. first of all, i sympathise people to fill up as normal. first of all, i sympathise with - people to fill up as normal. f “st of all, i sympathise with people who have been worried about their journeys, whether or not they will be able to use their cars in a normal way or whatever it is and i know how frustrating and infuriating must ve been to worry about this. we are now starting to see the situation improve and supplies are coming back and i would just urge everybody to go about their business in the normal way and fill up in the normal way when you really needed. and things will start to improve, i just want to make sure that we have all of the preparations necessary to