old when his father was killed. his son was only four years old when his father was killed? you that s right. daniel morgan was found with an axe in his head in the car park ofan an axe in his head in the car park of an south london pub. there have been . of an south london pub. there have been ,. . , . been five police inquiries into the case and no been five police inquiries into the case and no one been five police inquiries into the case and no one has been five police inquiries into the case and no one has ever - been five police inquiries into the case and no one has ever been i case and no one has ever been convicted of it. this week the panel looking into the case for the last eight years produced its long awaited report, and that was very critical, as you said, of the metropolitan police. it said it had been institutionally corrupt when it came to this case. now, the family were very pleased with that. the metropolitan police were not. while they apologised to the family
i think we ve heard enough apologies. i think it s time for action now, and i m not sure whether they are, with what they ve said, the right institution, the right organisation to get to the bottom of the seriousness of all these allegations. we ve been let down. it s serious. this is a scandal. having to constantly relive it through the need to get something like this report, the need to have answers, the need to get to a truth, means that you have to get that emotional turmoil out of its box, bring it into the front and centre of your psychology that s going on for the day, and live with that. so you describe it as a personal tragedy for him and his family, but a national shame, and tragedy for him and his family, but a nationalshame, and he tragedy for him and his family, but a national shame, and he said that the metropolitan police commissioner dame cressida dick should consider her position. he said the culture of the net in his view was cancerous and it couldn t be trusted to fo
reort. . ., ., ~ up the recommendations in this reort. . . . ~ , report. sanchia, thank you very much. report. sanchia, thank you very much- report. sanchia, thank you very much- the report. sanchia, thank you very much. the culture report. sanchia, thank you very much. the culture of - report. sanchia, thank you very much. the culture of the - report. sanchia, thank you very l much. the culture of the met. 20 vmillion people watched scotland play england on tv yesterday, as well as 22,500 fans at wembley. it was the first time the two home nations have met in a one off encounter at a major men s football tournament in 25 years. the game ended 0 0 but scottish fans were delighted, after their earlier defeat by the czech republic. frankie mccamley reports. the day after the night that gave scotland hope. arriving into glasgow, some very happy fans. went in as underdogs and came out fighting last night, so, aye, it was a great performance. delighted. trailing behind at