The Latest Breaking News from Cressida Dick

There are tensions between the London Mayor and the Home Secretary, after Met Police Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick resigned from her role.

Metropolitan Police commissioner Cressida Dick has resigned after five years in the job. Despite successes such as a decrease in the overall levels of serious injury to young people, and large numbers of dangerous weapons being seized, her tenure has been plagued by a series of high-profile incidents of misconduct…

The writing had been on the wall for a while for Dame Cressida Dick, but it wasn’t a single scandal that broke Mayor of London Sadiq Khan’s trust, but rather a series of failures at the force that left him to conclude that the trust of Londoners had been “shattered”,…

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Dame Cressida announced on Thursday that she would be stepping down.

Leroy Logan has tipped Neil Basu for the top job, saying his ‘cultural competence’ may put him ‘head and shoulders’ above other candidates.

Dick seemed more angered by poor policing on TV than in real life. She’ll be missed by her friends in government, if no one else, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Anna Birley said the Met Police under Dick's watch was willing to "put itself above the expense of women's safety" in refusing to tackle issues of misogyny - along with issues of homophobia and racism

‘This is the closest it’s ever come to being taken off air,’ Osman wrote

Met Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has resigned over reports of misogyny, bullying and racism on the force. Here's what you need to know about the term misogyny

Jamie Klingler, of campaign group Reclaim These Streets, said the Met commissioner should have resigned earlier.