were hearing some of the really horrific details as kate was saying about horrific details as kate was saying about him horrific details as kate was saying about him using his warrant card and hand cuffs about him using his warrant card and hand cuffs and using all of the status hand cuffs and using all of the status and the equipment of a police officer status and the equipment of a police officer in status and the equipment of a police officer in order to commit this murder~ officer in order to commit this murder. where was cressida dick? she wasn t murder. where was cressida dick? she wasn t anywhere. instead we had some more junior wasn t anywhere. instead we had some more junior police officers being interviewed one of whom kept referring interviewed one of whom kept referring to him as a former police officer. referring to him as a former police officer. and referring to him as a former police officer, and exploits officer, yes, he s officer, and exploits off
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, deputy online editor at the new statesman and kate proctor, political editor at politicshome and the house magazine. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. a starting with. .. few a starting with. few more in since we spoke an hou ago. a few more in since we spoke an hour ago. one story dominates the front page. it s the lead in the metro the life sentence for under the graphic headline, take him down. whole life care as it s called. whole life care as it s called. wayne couzens for the kidnap, rape and murder of sarah everard. the front of the i page has a picture of the met commissioner dame cressida dick, who the paper, says is facing calls to resign.
caused by covid. kate, do you want to start with that mail front page? hanging her head in shame. the full life sentence as well that has been handed down to the killer wayne couzens. , , . couzens. this full life sentence that wayne couzens. this full life sentence that wayne couzens couzens. this full life sentence that wayne couzens has - couzens. this full life sentence that wayne couzens has been i couzens. this full life sentence - that wayne couzens has been given its unusual he will die in prison. thejudge who handed it its unusual he will die in prison. the judge who handed it down said that because of the way that this murder and this kidnapper was committed it was akin to terrorism and serious errors terrorism and had the same seriousness of a murder of religious and political reasons. he used his warrant card to trick sarah into getting into his car and then raped and murdered her. so the life sentence is an unusual one but this is what the judge thought was fit in thes
the daily telegraph s headline says that the pressure bond of trust between the police and public has been damaged because of the high profile case. the daily mail has a photograph, a different photograph of dame cressida show in a more emotional image of her after she delivered her statement outside the court. and it s headline, hanging her head in shame. the guardian also has a picture of the met commissioner and it features her admission that the force has been shamed by the murder. the mirror has a call from siddique khan, the mayor of london and a large photograph of sarah everard. under the simple headline never again. and the time reports that five metropolitan police officers are currently under investigation for possessing offensive material. it also has a story about how nhs scans and tests are to be conducted on high streets and in stadiums to try help cut a backlog
stop it s a power of two powerful front page- front page. yes, i am actually surprised front page. yes, i am actually surprised by front page. yes, i am actually surprised by how front page. yes, i am actually surprised by how many - front page. yes, i am actually surprised by how many of - front page. yes, i am actually surprised by how many of the | front page. yes, i am actually - surprised by how many of the papers are focusing on cressida dick and how the are focusing on cressida dick and how the wave of anger against her seems how the wave of anger against her seems universal. harriet harman put out a seems universal. harriet harman put out a letter seems universal. harriet harman put out a letter to both the met commissioner and two priti patel saying commissioner and two priti patel saying that her position was untenable if we want to see reform and the untenable if we want to see reform and the police service and was quickly and the police service and was q