Uniformed officers should march in gay pride parade, PSNI chief says

A police commander has defended the decision to allow uniformed officers to march in Belfast's gay pride parade after conceding the event has a political dimension.

Uniformed officers should march in gay pride parade, PSNI chief says

A police commander has defended the decision to allow uniformed officers to march in Belfast's gay pride parade after conceding the event has a political dimension.

While many have welcomed the Police Service of Northern Ireland move, others have questioned whether it will undermine its stated neutrality in the region.

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