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Forces applauded for domestic violence work during COVID-19
Forces have improved their response to domestic abuse, according to HMICFRS. But there are concerns over court backlogs and the drop in charge rates.
Applauded: HMI Inspector Zoe Billingham praised frontline officers
By - Chris Smith
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