Zoe Billingham

Sima Kotecha, senior UK correspondent, joins Zoe Billingham, former inspector of constabulary, and Alex Forsyth, BBC journalist, to delve into the fallout from a High Court ruling affecting Metropolitan Police. They discuss how this ruling complicates police vetting and accountability, raising serious concerns about public safety. Additionally, the panel tackles the contentious changes to UK assisted dying legislation, exploring whether a panel of experts could replace judges in evaluating eligibility, stirring debate on patient autonomy and safeguarding vulnerable individuals.

Campaign Against Antisemitism chief executive, Gideon Falter, recounts being threatened by police at a pro-Palestine march. Former Chief Inspector of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue, Zoe Billingham, discusses policing protests. Outgoing Chief Executive of the Climate Change Committee criticizes Rishi Sunak's stance on climate change.