West Midlands Police has been determined to learn the lessons from the way Raneem and her mother were so badly failed.
Yvette Cooper: “West Midlands Police has been determined to learn the lessons from the way Raneem and her mother were so badly failed.”
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Cooper emphasizes the need for police to improve responses to domestic abuse following past failures.
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