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They were worried that if they did report poor behaviour or they raised concerns, they would be ostracised or vilified or their careers would be limited. better background checks, tougher penalties for offenders and a more diverse workforce are just some of the changes the inspectors want to see. the home office described the report as deeply concerning and said reform was urgently needed. june kelly, bbc news. earlier we spoke to karen gowreesunker, assistant chief fire officer at west midlands...

Report poor behaviour or they raised concerns, they would be ostracised or vilified or their careers would be limited. the inspectors found that, in one case, a senior officer used a racially offensive word when talking about a colleague, describing it as having a laugh. in what was said to be anotherjoke, two male firefighters told a female colleague they were going to rape her. and the three of them acted out a rape together. and homophobic abuse was written on one firefighter�*s locker. the...