what _ the national interests of another. what about misogyny in the met police and the police in general in britain? if a woman can't fix it, who can? if britain? if a woman can't fix it, who can?— britain? if a woman can't fix it, whocan? ,, ., �* ., who can? if cressida couldn't do it, as the first — who can? if cressida couldn't do it, as the first openly _ who can? if cressida couldn't do it, as the first openly gay _ who can? if cressida couldn't do it, as the first openly gay and - who can? if cressida couldn't do it, as the first openly gay and first - as the first openly gay and first female — as the first openly gay and first female commissioner, then i don't know— female commissioner, then i don't know who — female commissioner, then i don't know who can do it, and itjust shows— know who can do it, and itjust shows the _ know who can do it, and itjust shows the met is a microcosm of wider— shows the met is a microcosm of wider society in which social media provides— wider society in which social media provides a — wider society in which social media provides a hiding place for vile conversations and vile behaviour, and it's_ conversations and vile behaviour, and it's going to be a very difficult _ and it's going to be a very difficult thing to break. sir ian— difficult thing to break. sir ian blair. boats sent by the governments of mauritius has arrived in the disputed archipelago of chagos. the united nations has ruled that the briton �*s occupation of the islands is illegal, but britain has refused to hand control to britain. —— to mauritius. 0fficials refused to hand control to britain. —— to mauritius. officials are expected to raise the national flag on at least two of the islands. andrew harding was on the boat and sent this update. five people who have come back