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
of it or they intended to break it all alonu. , . of it or they intended to break it all alon. , ., ., , all along. this all matters because it is an unresolved all along. this all matters because it is an unresolved bit of it is an unresolved bit of delivering brexit and it has consequences. it means there is not a fully functioning devolved government in northern ireland because the democratic unionists will not go back and until there are changes and it means ministers worry of the uk, and it means that the government s critics say it is trashing the country s reputation. what we saw today was a british government through their foreign secretary reconfirming their commitment to breaching international law, ripping up an agreement that they negotiated and signed, an agreement ultimately necessary because of the brexit they pursued. necessary because of the brexit they ursued. .,, ., ., pursued. and the european union sa s, pursued. and the european union says. don t pursued. a
conclusion of the investigation. the foreign secretary, liz truss, has outlined government plans to pass a law that would allow it to unilaterally change the uk s post brexit trade deal on northern ireland. but as our political editor chris mason reports any attempt to change the protocol without the agreement of the eu could risk a trade war. at the heart of brexit our borders, because borders are all about different rules either side of them, but this is belfast harbour and because of the brexit deal, that the prime minister signed, plenty of stuff arriving here from the rest of the uk has to be a right checked as well. the cabinet talked about changing it this morning and so did the foreign secretary in the commons this afternoon. i the foreign secretary in the commons this afternoon- this afternoon. i am announcing our intention to this afternoon. i am announcing our intention to introduce this afternoon. i am announcing our intention to introduce legislation . intention to
every day by fanatics for simply doing my currently legal job. what we first of all want to do is to have the supreme court act in a judiciary manner as opposed to a partisan, political manner which was evidenced by the initial decision where they refused to take the case, sb8, from the providers. that was a shadowy position if there was ever one. but now i think it is important that it urgently moves forward but the members of the united states congress have to act as well. this woman and others, this doctor and others, and those who are thinking or believing that they are pregnant, are under a violent threat, a threat that may equal to january 6th, and we have to act. i ve introduced hr-5710. it s been introduced in the senate. this is like the fugitive slave law. we have not had a stalking law that gives you a dollar sign over the heads of innocent women and the violence that may come about of someone stalking is going to cause death. it s going to cause death