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Lord Brittan widow's fury over top job for ex-Met Police boss who oversaw 'VIP paedophiles' probe - Vimarsana News

Lord Brittan widow's fury over top job for ex-Met Police boss who oversaw 'VIP paedophiles' probe

Lord Brittan's widow (pictured) has blasted moves to appoint the police chief who presided over the shambolic VIP child sex abuse inquiry as head of the National Crime Agency.

Boris Johnson 'backs ex-Scotland Yard chief Lord Hogan Howe to be head of NCA' - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson 'backs ex-Scotland Yard chief Lord Hogan Howe to be head of NCA'

Lord Hogan-Howe - a close ally of the PM - applied for the £223,000-a-year role at the National Crime Agency (NCA) but failed to make it into the final round of candidates for the coveted role.

The scramble to replace Cressida Dick after she blindsided Sadiq Khan and Priti Patel - Vimarsana News

The scramble to replace Cressida Dick after she blindsided Sadiq Khan and Priti Patel

The new Commissioner of the Met must also show the force 'tough love' and change its racist, sexist and homophobic culture, her past and present colleagues declared today.

Richard Osman shares clip of Pointless contestant's Cressida Dick blunder - Vimarsana News

Richard Osman shares clip of Pointless contestant's Cressida Dick blunder

Richard Osman took to Twitter to share the clip, which shows contestant Billy repeatedly saying 'Caressa Dick' when answering a question about the now-ex Met Police chief.

STEPHEN WRIGHT: How crass of incompetent 'Cress' to compare her attempt to save her skin to D-Day - Vimarsana News

STEPHEN WRIGHT: How crass of incompetent 'Cress' to compare her attempt to save her skin to D-Day

STEPHEN WRIGHT: For too long, Dame Cressida Dick (pictured) was protected by senior politicians, police and parts of the media. That has ended now.