Met quizzed on rape failings
A police chief has told members of the London Assembly that he doesn't know where officers involved in the Southwark rape reporting scandal are now working.
Deputy Mayor: 'not complacent' about Met rape unit
Deputy Mayor for Policing Stephen Greenhalgh, who is also being quizzed by the committee, said that they were "not complacent" about the Sapphire rape investigations unit and were "not saying everything has been learnt".
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