The first wave of police forces will start embedding domestic abuse specialists in their 999 control rooms early next year to stop emergency services missing opportunities to save women's lives.The move is part of "Raneem's Law", named after Raneem Oudeh, to transform the way the police handle cases of violence against women and girls.

The first wave of police forces will start embedding domestic abuse specialists in their 999 control rooms early next year to stop emergency services missing opportunities to save women's lives.The move is part of "Raneem's Law", named after Raneem Oudeh, to transform the way the police handle cases of violence against women and girls.