a series of police blunders meant that her killer, ian packer, was only convicted of the murder lasteath in 2005. emma's family say she was foiled by a toxic culture within the police of misogyny and corruption. you heard them mentioning that. humza yousaf has said he will look at a public inquiry. that is what they said the first minister told them, and that he will update them within the next few days. as you heard margaret caldwell�*s lawyer say, she wants more than words of condolence, she wants a public inquiry. we will bring you more on that throughout the afternoon here on bbc news. first, let's get a look at the weather with louise. a bit ofa a bit of a lottery out there at the moment. there are winners and losers. some lovely sunshine to be found in lancashire earlier on, but a different story further east. the club ticket offer a spot of drizzle and showery rain in places. there is and showery rain in places. there is a weather front and showery rain in places. there is a weatherfront draping and showery rain in places. there is a weather front draping itself along the east

contrasts sharply with the evidence presented by former police officers of their investigation into ian packeran everyday basis, they live in fear of those who police us, the fear of not being believed, of being dismissed as emma was, and the fear of abuse by men in power. these are realfears, not imagined, and sadly, there are all too many examples of police officers assaulting women and children, sexist behaviour and comments caused by misogyny. how many women have to die or be raped before our police service and criminaljustice system is held to account? we welcome the public statements of humza yousaf on tackling misogyny and violence against women, and we hope he will now commit to a robust and independent public inquiry on the catastrophic failures in the emma caldwell case. here in the uk, medical leaders have backed an increase in the number of physician associates working for the health service. they're health professionals who play supporting role to doctors — they don't have a medical degree and shouldn't make diagnoses unsupervised. but they're now coming under the same regulator a

last week, ian packer was found guilty of the crime, almost 19 years after emma's body was found in a

last week, ian packer was found guilty of the crime, almost 19 years after emma's body was found in aemote wood in south lanarkshire. here's our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie. emma caldwell had a happy upbringing. but when her sister died of cancer, she turned to drugs and prostitution. her killer was iain packer. for a quarter of a century he carried out a campaign of sexual violence against women. now emma's mother wants to know why one of britain's worst sex offenders remain free for so long. margaret believes that officers systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for a decade, and have blood on their hands. margaret caldwell now wants a public inquiry. i've gone this far, i'm going on. ijust want the truth, i want the truth to come out. scotland's first minister says a judge led inquiry is being considered, given the systematic failings in the case. i'm looking forward to hearing directly from margaret caldwell, and then, of course, rightly, as you'd understand, we'd update parliament in terms of any next steps that we choose to take forward. by 2007, pol

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