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Meticulous … Harper offers an insider’s angle and it is revelatory in its findings.” Camden New Journal The winner will be chosen at random by software, from all entries received and announced on 16/10/23 Broken Yard is a riveting, eye-opening account of corruption, racism and mismanagement inside Britain’s most famous police force. The book charts Scotland Yard’s fall from a position of unparalleled power to the troubled and discredited organisation we see today, barely trusted by its Westminster masters and struggling to perform its most basic function: the protection of the public. At a meeting on 1 June 2012, Grabiner said he was ‘mystified’ by the way the investigation was heading as he thought there had been a ‘presumption’ there would be no corporate charges if the company co-operated. Lewis replied that NI’s new management standards committee had been ‘structured’ in a way to prevent any conflict and promised the company was not engaged in ‘tactical disclosure’. According to the minutes, Lewis said the MSC reported to Joel Klein – a former White House lawyer who was now executive vice-president of News Corp in the US.With Home Alone streaming on Disney+ in time for Christmas, here's a look at what the cast are doing now Now the scandal had forced the Met to open a new investigation. There was a snag, of course. The UK’s laws protect material gathered for the purposes of journalism. We know many of these stories already, but having them laid out end to end joins the dots and creates an overall picture of despair. I'm A Celebrity's Jamie Lynn Spears reveals she used to cause chaos living at Disney world while growing up alongside Ryan Gosling

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At the root of all this are a number of factors. They include criminals working as officers, ranging from the corrupt to the psycho­pathic, to sweeping cuts that make the job virtually impossible, huge rises in “new” cyber crime that require new skills and resources, and the drug laws that give criminals easy access to huge incomes, which in turn fuels other criminal activity. I'm A Celebrity's Nella Rose rushed out of camp to see medic as hostsAnt McPartlin and Declan Donnelly share health update

MAFS star Ella Morgan turns heads in a pink mini dress as she joins glamorous Love Island star Abi Moores at the Look Fantastic party Jessica Chastain plays a broken single mother haunted by Peter Sarsgaard in the trailer for her powerful new drama Memory SARAH VINE: Where DO Harry and Meghan stand in relation to their puppet? If they don't denounce Omid's book, we can only assume they endorse it So where did it all go wrong? One theory is advanced by Roy Ramm, who joined the Met in 1970 and rose to the rank of commander, and is quoted for his criticism of senior officers at Scotland Yard: “They are professional police managers who have risen through the ranks without trace, without ever standing in the witness box and giving evidence. This breed of political senior officers has done immense damage to policing,” is his assessment.

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It is in all of our interests that Sir Mark Rowley makes a success of this difficult job and all right-thinking people should wish him well. Barely a week goes by without the Metropolitan Police Service plunging into a new crisis. Steeped in ignominy and depleted in numbers, the Met is a shadow of its former self. Former NotW crime reporter Lucy Panton was one such scapegoat. She was made to reveal her sources in the Met as Murdoch tried to shift blame from the managerial strata to the workers in newsrooms. Her testimony does not exonerate her fully but it does show the lengths to which the rich and powerful will go to conceal their behaviour. The scandal surround­ing the murder of Stephen Lawrence is a relevant starting point. Harper includes links between officers investigating the case and the father of one of the convicted men, how officers spied on Stephen’s parents, and how they bullied and targeted Stephen’s best friend.