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Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley blamed the Home Office for failing to introduce strengthened rules.

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Poilievre has said getting that clearance would amount to a gag order and would prevent ... The Conservatives said they were told the briefing would not "implicate the suitability of any current ...

Other party leaders have been calling on Poilievre to obtain a security clearance so he can review ... the intended briefing did not implicate the suitability of any current parliamentarian ...

Britain’s biggest police force is set to challenge a High Court ruling that it cannot sack officers by removing their vetting clearance ... to assess someone’s suitability to work for the ...

Sir Mark Rowley called on the Government to take action after a High Court ruling that the force cannot sack officers by removing their vetting.

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Britain’s biggest police force is set to challenge a High Court ruling that it cannot sack officers by removing their vetting clearance. Head of the Metropolitan Police Sir Mark Rowley said it ...