Domestic violence death toll 'will rise due to funding cuts'

The number of women and children killed or hurt through domestic violence will rise because of a "shocking gap" in funding for UK services, the head of Women's Aid has warned as George Osborne prepares to deliver his Autumn Statement.

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An open letter to Theresa May: domestic violence victims need you to intervene now

As Women's Aid reveals a "crisis" in domestic violence services, its chief executive, Polly Neate, urges the Home Secretary to ensure local authorities plug a "dangerous" gap in funding

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