The most recent report from the Angiolini inquiry has found a ‘pressing’ need for change as 26% of police forces ‘have yet to implement basic policies for investigating sexual offences.’ The report calls for a fundamental shift in policing focus to prevent sexually motivated crimes against women. It states that current efforts are ‘fragmented, underfunded
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