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And trust is hard to gain an easily lost trust. i think police leader, chief constables and police and crime commissioners, no need to stand up to their public and pledged to them what they are doing specifically to make sure there are no rogue police officers in their banks. we have heard lots from the metropolitan police, rightly so, in the last couple of days, but i think the last couple of days, but i think the focus needs to turn, as the home secretary was saying in her statement to the house of commons yesterday, to all forces needing to double down on rooting out rogue officers. but the...

It will affect people's confidence in the poice and it's clear that standards and culture need to change in policing and that's why i'm driving forward changes to support the police and support chief constables around the coutnry in doing so. nusrit mehtab is a former scotland yard superintendent, a police officer for more than 30 years, who quit the force after alleging she suffered racist abuse and misogyny. you racist abuse and misogyny. are very welcome to th programme. you are very welcome to the programme. thank you for being with us. how is it possible that someone who is on a probation...

And it is clear that standards and culture need to change in policing, and that is why i am driving forward changes to support the police and support chief constables around the country in doing so. we've also heard from the opposition labour party — this is shadow home secretary, yvette cooper. this is a devastating case of a serial rapist leaving women across the country badly abused. we have not seen national standards brought in on vetting or police conduct. this has raised questions about the wider culture within police forces here in the uk. we now know that in the wake of the david ca...

19 of 49 chief constable posts in England and Wales are held by women, nearly five times the number in 2019 when there were only four

FRONTLINE workers in Warrington earn a fraction of what the town's chiefs are paid, figures show.