The Guardian reports that the Metropolitan Police have said that it will take them years to root out rogue officers due to the amount currently suspended or on restricted duties.
The paper says Britain’s biggest force has revealed that 201 officers are suspended and 860 are on restricted duties. It quotes Deputy Assistant Commissioner Stuart Cundy saying a “paradox” in the process meant “the harder we work, the more energy we put into identifying those who shouldn’t be in policing…, the more difficult cases, the more difficult stories will become public, and rightly so”.
The front page has a photo of former PM Liz Truss who has gave a speech blaming everyone but herself for crashing the economy.
Government outlines plan to crack down on NHS staff strikes The Independent says Rishi Sunak’s government has revealed its plan
Steve Barclay criticises ‘increasing militancy’ of NHS strikes as consultants walk out Sky News says Health Secretary Steve Barclay has
Chelmsford murder probe: Human remains found at defendant’s home Human remains have been found at a home in Pump Hill,
Number of English schools with Raac increases to 174 New figures published by the government show the number of schools
1,000 Met Police officers suspended or on restricted duties The Met Police have said more than 1,000 Metropolitan Police officers
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