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Sir Hugh to hear about Met post | Sir Hugh to hear about Met post |
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The Chief Constable Sir Hugh Orde will learn later this month if he is to become the new Metropolitan Police Commissioner. | |
Sir Hugh is one of four candidates still in the running for what is seen as the top job in day-to-day policing in the United Kingdom. | Sir Hugh is one of four candidates still in the running for what is seen as the top job in day-to-day policing in the United Kingdom. |
Sir Hugh began his career in policing with the Met in 1977, and rose to the rank of deputy assistant commissioner. | Sir Hugh began his career in policing with the Met in 1977, and rose to the rank of deputy assistant commissioner. |
He was made chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland in 2002. | He was made chief constable of the Police Service of Northern Ireland in 2002. |
The other three candidates are the Met's acting commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson, the chief constable of West Midlands Sir Paul Scott-Lee, and Merseyside chief constable Bernard Hogan-Howe. | The other three candidates are the Met's acting commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson, the chief constable of West Midlands Sir Paul Scott-Lee, and Merseyside chief constable Bernard Hogan-Howe. |
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