angela constance _ secretary? yes, very emotional. angela constance confirming - secretary?es, very emotional. | angela constance confirming that there will be this public inquiry, investigating what went wrong with that original investigation looking into emma caldwell�*s murder. you know, she praised margaret caldwell, who as you saw there, was looking on as she made this announcement with herfamily alongside, as as she made this announcement with her family alongside, as well as her solicitor. she praised the courage and conviction of margaret caldwell and conviction of margaret caldwell and emma caldwell�*s family, she talked of her enduring and excruciating pain and near two decade long wait forjustice. and she confirmed that there will be thisjudge she confirmed that there will be this judge led she confirmed that there will be thisjudge led public inquiry looking into the investigation into emma caldwell�*s murder. she said they will look both within and without scotland to find the appropriate individual to lead that inquiry. she said she had every confidence in the

angela constance in _ lorna, what happens next? angela constance in her _ lorna, what happens next?ext? angela constance in her statement said i lorna, what happens next? angelal constance in her statement said the terms of reference for this public inquiry will now be decided. the questions when it seems it may look at our primarily to do with that early investigation, but not exclusively to do without. but perhaps he might look at questions like why, what's the police knew that iain packer was a violent user of prostitutes, he had interactions with emma caldwell, they knew he took emma caldwell and other sex workers to the woods, where her body was found. why he was only ever interviewed as a witness and why when the case against four turkish men who were originally charged while the case against them collapsed, while they didn't then turned back towards iain packer. we know that angela constance said she will look at appointing a chair from both within scotland or out of scotland. she said it's important to someone who has the confidence of emma's family. she also warns that it w

and thejustice secretary, angela constance, promised she will update parliament within days on theirot accept this. in 2023, sir ian livingstone, whilst chief constable of police scotland, spoke of the misogyny within the police service. we know that evidence exists, that the abduction, rape and murder of emma caldwell and the subsequent rapes of women might have been prevented or at least disrupted, had allegations against packer been properly investigated. the family are angry to read reports in the newspapers today that the crown office has concluded following an independent investigation, that there was insufficient evidence of criminality on the part of any police officer involved in the investigation of emma's murder. such a conclusion is insulting to the family and contrasts sharply with the evidence presented by former police officers of their investigation into ian packer being sabotaged in order to pursue a false allegation against four turkish men. women not only live in fear of violence on an everyday basis, they live in fear of those who police us, the fear of not being

than it was last night. 0n into friday's forecast, some breaking news that thejustice secretary angela constance about police handling of bmx old well murder investigation. let's listen to what she has to say. —— emma coldwell. let's listen to what she has to say. -- emma coldwell._ -- emma coldwell. there are restrictions _ -- emma coldwell. there are restrictions on _ -- emma coldwell. there are restrictions on what - -- emma coldwell. there are restrictions on what i - -- emma coldwell. there are restrictions on what i can - -- emma coldwell. there are restrictions on what i can say | -- emma coldwell. there are - restrictions on what i can say and the level of detail i can offer. presiding officer, i am at no greater loss than that which comes with the loss of one's child. it seems unimaginable that loss, grief and pain, pain which the mother is experiencing could be compounded by not knowing what happened to your child and why they were taken from you. the courage and conviction of the family and emma's mother margaret will last and lasting impression —— leave a lasting impression. mrs cald