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IOPC considers reopening inquiry into Stephen Port failings
The IOPC is considering reopening its investigation after an inquest jury found the mistakes of Met officers "probably" contributed to the deaths of Stephen Port's victims.
Met police assistant commissioner Helen Ball speaks to the media after the conclusion of the inquest
By - Chloe Livadeas
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