Sir Paul Stephenson Resigns from the Met Police

The transcript discusses the Metropolitan Police's links with News International, focusing on Mr. Neil Wallace's arrest and its implications for Operation Weeting. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining the operation's integrity and protecting the Prime Minister from potential embarrassment. The transcript also addresses the use of Champness facilities, denying any impropriety and criticizing negative portrayals.

What was the primary focus of the speculation and accusations discussed in the first section?

• The use of Champness facilities

• The arrest of Mr. Neil Wallace

• The resignation of Mr. Wallace from News of the World

• The Prime Minister's involvement in the investigation

Why was information about Mr. Wallace's association with Operation Weeting initially withheld?

• To protect the integrity of the investigation

• To prevent Mr. Wallace from fleeing

• To avoid media attention

• To comply with legal requirements

Who was informed about the Metropolitan Police's contractual arrangements with Mr. Wallace?

• Mr. Colson

• The Prime Minister

• The Chair of the Metropolitan Police Authority

• The media

What was the speaker's stance on the use of Champness facilities?

• It was a mistake

• It was against medical advice

• It was a necessary action

• There was impropriety involved

How did the speaker feel about the negative representation of their actions?

• Supportive

• Cynical and disappointed

• Amused

• Indifferent