Sir Paul Stephenson Resigns as Met Police Chief

Sir Paul Stephenson Resigns as Met Police Chief

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The transcript discusses the resignation of a senior police officer in Britain due to speculation and accusations related to the Met's connections with News International. It highlights the arrest of Neil Wallace, a former deputy editor at News of the World, and his recent hiring by the Met as a media consultant. The officer emphasizes his integrity and management responsibility, despite not being involved in Wallace's hiring. The resignation leaves a gap in the Metropolitan Police during the ongoing Operation Weeting, a complex phone hacking inquiry. The situation raises political questions, particularly regarding the Prime Minister's silence on related appointments.

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What was the primary reason for the senior police officer's resignation?

Speculation and accusations about links with News International

Health issues

Retirement

Promotion to a higher position

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Who was Neil Wallace in relation to the Metropolitan Police?

A police officer

A financial consultant

A media consultant

A legal advisor

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What was the officer's involvement in the hiring of Neil Wallace?

He recommended Wallace

He was directly involved

He played no role

He opposed the hiring

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What did the officer claim about his personal integrity?

It was irrelevant

It was questioned

It was intact

It was compromised

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What ongoing issue is highlighted in the third section?

Budget cuts in the police force

A public protest

The phone hacking inquiry

A new police chief appointment