Home Office in High Court move over police chief

Lawyers acting for British Home Secretary David Blunkett intend to lodge a legal action against Humberside Police Authority today in the latest stage of a power struggle over the future of Chief Constable David Westwood.

Home Office in High Court move over police chief
Mon, 28 Jun, 2004 - 16:15

Lawyers acting for British Home Secretary David Blunkett intend to lodge a legal action against Humberside Police Authority today in the latest stage of a power struggle over the future of Chief Constable David Westwood.

A Home Office spokeswoman confirmed they hoped to lodge papers at the High Court by the end of the day.

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