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From naming the agent, because of a risk to him, despite the threat he poses. sisters, united, will never be defeated! i violence against women and the state's response to it is one of the issues of our time. get off! yet the british government has thrown its full weight behind stopping women everywhere being warned about this dangerous abuser. and our home affairs correspondent daniel de simone explained why the authorities here were prepared to tolerate this man. well, normally these things remain secret, so someone behaving like this would not normally end up as part of a journalistic inves...

Cake party before cabinet, for example, everyone seems to have been fined for that, it was a nonwork related event and the prime minister, the prime minister's wife and the chancellor of the exchequer all got fines, but these social gatherings at the end of the working day, the police i think i've accepted there was a work element to those, so for example a leaving do which the prime minister popped in, he hasn't been fined for, but other people that might have come in especially for that event all stayed on for a long party afterwards, well, they have been fined, and that seems to have been t...

But we've been legally prevented from naming the agent because of a risk to him despite the threat he poses. sisters, united, will never be defeated! i violence against women and the state's response to it is one of the issues of our time. get off! yet the british government has thrown its full weight behind stopping women everywhere being warned about this dangerous abuser. and daniel is with me. you worked on this for a long time, i think it's fair to say there have been lots of obstacles along the way as you've alluded to there. you are still not able to name this man. why is that? we still...

It's not part of his cover. and i think they do have powers to authorise their agents to commit crimes as part of their cover. but it's really only to access life—saving intelligence or disrupt more serious crime. and what we've said here and what our report has shown is that wasn't what was going on, this man was abusing his position and abusing his power. and if you think back to sarah everard being murdered last year and all of the public concern about that and how the state response to violence towards women and girls, what we've tried to do with the report is shine a light on the more s...

The crimes of Stephen Port and police failings to investigate his murders have left a lasting legacy of fear on the UK’s LGBT+ community.