Bernard Hogan-Howe

Bernard Hogan-Howe, the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner, shares his expertise on the political landscape and policing. The discussion investigates how farmers' protests could signal a right-wing opposition to Labour and critiques the party's messaging on inheritance tax. Hogan-Howe addresses issues of two-tier policing, especially concerning rural concerns. The conversation also highlights public trust in the legal system and the complexities of police data practices, revealing the social and economic implications of current policies.

Bernard Hogan-Howe, former Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, engages in a deep dive into the controversial acquittal of the officer involved in the shooting of Chris Kaba. He discusses the implications of this case on armed policing and public trust, raising critical questions about systemic racism within law enforcement. The conversation also explores the challenges police face in high-pressure situations and the potential impact on officer willingness to serve in firearms roles. Hogan-Howe navigates a landscape of accountability, community relations, and the need for reform.