Met officer who died of Covid would be ‘horrified’ by handling of party probe

The transcript discusses public frustration with the police, particularly the Met, for allegedly covering up political misconduct. It highlights the emotional impact on bereaved individuals and the anger over delayed reports, specifically Sue Gray's report. The speaker expresses personal grievances about the perceived injustice of the Prime Minister attending a gathering while they were denied time with a loved one.

How are the police, particularly the Met, perceived in relation to politicians' behavior?

• As supportive of the public

• As complicit in covering up

• As neutral observers

• As strict enforcers of the law

What is the public's reaction to the Met's attempt to delay the report?

• Support

• Relief

• Frustration and anger

• Indifference

What is the main reason for the speaker's frustration in the final section?

• The Prime Minister's long speech

• The delay of a public event

• The inability to meet a loved one

• The Prime Minister's brief party attendance

What does the speaker compare to the Prime Minister's brief attendance at a party?

• A personal visit with a loved one

• A work meeting

• A family gathering

• A public protest

What emotion does the speaker express about the situation described in the transcript?

• Joy

• Contentment

• Indifference

• Fury