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The Angiolini Inquiry was established to investigate how an off-duty police officer was able to abduct, rape and murder a member of the public. The findings and recommendations of this investigation are contained in the Part 1 report.
Part 2 is to establish if there is a risk of recurrence across policing, to investigate police culture, and to address the broader concerns surrounding women’s safety in public spaces.
Following the sentencing of former police officer David Carrick in February 2023, Part 3 of the Inquiry was established to examine Carrick’s career and conduct.
Latest News – Inquiry launches a workforce survey for police staff and officers in England and Wales. Read more on the Witness Information page
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Latest News
The Inquiry publishes its latest financial report
The Inquiry has published its financial report for the period April 2024 – March 2025. Details of previous financial reports are available on the Costs page.
Inquiry launch Workforce Survey
The Inquiry launches a workforce survey for police staff and officers in England and Wales. Read more on the Witness Information page
Publication of updated List of Issues for Part 2
The List of Issues sets out how the Inquiry has interpreted the Part 2 Terms of Reference. The List of Issues was originally published in May 2024. The Chair has published an updated version that has been informed by the evidence gathering to date. It may be updated again as the Inquiry progresses. You can read the updated version on the List of Issues page.
The Chair has also written an open letter to NPCC Chair CC Gavin Stephens about the Part 1 Report Recommendations. This has been published on our updates page.
Last updated on 12/05/2025