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The likelihood that more top officials in the United Kingdom's civil service will be implicated in illegal lockdown gatherings in the full Sue Gray "Partygate" report is said to be causing concern within the British government.
The embattled Police Commissioner, 61, will step down for good on April 10 after a string of recent scandals within the Metropolitan Police forced her to quit the top police role.
Sir Tom Winsor, HM chief inspector of constabulary, praised the majority of officers but said that some who have a 'fondness of violence' and of abusing their power need to be rooted out.
The embattled London Police Commissioner (pictured) will step down for good in April and be succeeded by Deputy Commissioner Sir Stephen House.
Sir Tom Winsor added that one of the most important things forces must do is 'rebuild public trust' in the wake of the Sara Everard case and Charing Cross scandals.