John Simpson, the Home Affairs Editor for The Observer, shares insights into the troubled history of the Police Federation. He discusses how this powerful organization, which represents police officers, has strayed from its mission. Key topics include the dysfunctional internal culture marked by fear and reluctance to address misconduct, the diminishing influence of the Federation, and the disconnection between leadership and officers. Simpson dives into the challenges police face today and the urgent need for reform within this crucial institution.
