Ministers and police chiefs accused over severance scheme

The British government and police chiefs in Northern Ireland exploited a voluntary severance scheme to stop up to 200 officers quitting the force, a court heard today.

The British government and police chiefs in Northern Ireland exploited a voluntary severance scheme to stop up to 200 officers quitting the force, a court heard today.

As long-serving men and women who want to leave the force attempted to have the current arrangements halted, their lawyers claimed they were the victims of major discrimination.

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