jeremy corbyn: the late denise marshall, who was chief executive of the domestic violence charity eaves, put this very well when she said: "if you are a woman who has experienced some form of violence, i believe you have the right to the very best service and the community owes you an opportunity to recover". in 2012, the prime minister's government signed the istanbul convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence. this would make women's support services statutory and would have stopped the closure of eaves. can the prime minister please tell the house when he will ratify the istanbul convention? pm cameron: we are going one further than that, and in the autumn statement the right hon. gentleman will hear in a minute that we are actually going to be putting more money into women's charities, including charities that fight domestic violence, that fight rape and that make sure that we cut out these appalling crimes in our country. in addition to that, we have done more than any previous government to help prevent forced marriage and prevent the horro

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prosecutors first and foremost denise robinson who was with us almost the entire time of this investigation, helping us and leading us through the prosecutor's office. also, u.s. marshal's office, the u.s. marshal's task force, especially thanks to u.s. marsh marshal kerry forestall for allowing his pex tople to assis us. direct already medicaller from the marion county crime lab was instrumental in helping us with the forensics of this case. but i can't stress enough the detectives that were assigned this case from the very beginning, how hard they worked, how tirelessly they worked, without sleep, without going home, without food, and i want to recognize them today. detective tom lynn as our lead detective and detective kepler who assisted detective lynn almost day and night for the 13 days they worked on this case. the leadership of captain craig converse -- >> we've been listening to the press conference as they do more introductions and kind of go through the thank yous of the tireless work of the police officers in the arrests now of a handful of people in the murder of amanda blackburn. if they get into specifics, we'll go back live. i want to bring in greg jarre