they weren t called out, the fact people were often reporting problems but were not listened to, and obviously there were a number of awful cases highlighted within that, officers who were saying they had experienced racism and misogyny themselves. and that is how that all came about, and today, the met commissioner has been saying, he has been saying for a while that he wanted to update londoners on how progress is being made to actually root out corruption and to turn things around. that is what we are expecting to hear today, what progress is being made. there has been a poll progress is being made. there has been a poll commissioned, - progress is being made. there has been a poll commissioned, hasn tl been a poll commissioned, hasn t there, by the bbc, and carried out by you gals, which has looked at the level of trust among carried out by yougov, about the level of trust in sir mark rowley and his ability to root out corruption. what were the findings of that? that to root o
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