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The chairwoman of the National Police Chiefs’ Council has called for police to focus on tackling burglaries and violent crime rather than misogyny, wolf‑whistling or historical allegations against dead people. To what extent do you agree or disagree with her view? Published on 1 November 2018 → Survey conducted on 1 November 2018 on 2921 GB adults
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