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A fan of crime novels, the former police commissioner loves Michael Connelly’s hero Harry Bosch — but adds, “I don’t have a favorite villain.”
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A fan of crime novels, the former police commissioner loves Michael Connelly’s hero Harry Bosch — but adds, “I don’t have a favorite villain.”
Chicago’s predictive policing program told a man he would be involved with a shooting, but it couldn’t determine which side of the gun he would be on. Instead, it made him the victim of a violent crime.
Theatre chief lifts curtain on fresh approach '); '); THE new chairman of trustees at the Kenton Theatre in Henley has pledged to operate with “integrity and transparency”. Julie Huntington was responding to questions about the governance of the New Street venue at its annual meeting held virtually on Wednesday last week. Mrs Huntington succeeded Chris Tapp as chairman in September following a turbulent two-year period for the theatre. This included one of the largest losses in the Kenton’s history, several changes to the theatre’s management and a row with Henley’s Children’s T...
Read the boardâs endorsement for the Democratic mayoral primary . Kathleen Kingsbury: Iâm Katie Kingsbury, editorial page editor at The Times. We have a lot of questions for you and not very much time. So brevity will be appreciated throughout this call. I wanted to start, though, by just asking why you want this job. Why are you the best candidate in the field? Well, I think it goes back to several years ago. I recall sitting in the room with a group of commanders from the transit police. And a man named Jack Maple â many of you probably donât know his name â he tal...
Full stream ahead as theatre impresario switches to film '); '); THEATRE producer Jack Maple is bouncing back from the restrictions of lockdown with a new project — a streaming production of Terence Rattigan’s short play All On Her Own. Jack, whose mother lives in Gravel Hill, Henley, is a former pupil of the Oratory School who in 2016, aged 20, became one of the youngest theatre producers in West End history through his involvement in the revival of Show Boat at the New London Theatre. Now 25, Jack runs Olivier- and Tony Award-winning MZG Theatre Productions with his producing partn...