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Witnesses Appearing in this fourth week of Module 2 (The relationships between the press and the Police and the extent to which that has operated in the public interest.) will be:
Monday, 26th March:
Witnesses appearing:
Colin Adwent ( Crime Reporter East Anglia Daily Times )
Chief Constable Simon Ash ( Suffolk Constabulary )
Anne Campbell ( Head of Corporate Communications, Norfolk and Suffolk Police )
Nick Griffiths ( Carlisle News and Star )
Terry Hunt ( East Anglian Daily Times )
Deputy Commissioner Craig Mackey ( MPS, formerly Chief Constable Cumbria Constabulary )
Anne Pickles ( Carlisle News and Star )
Gillian Shearer ( Head of Marketing and Communications, Cumbria Constabulary )
To be read:
DCS Iain Goulding ( Cumbria Constabulary )
Tuesday, 27th March:
Witnesses appearing:
Barbara Brewis ( Media and Marketing, Durham Constabulary )
Amanda Hirst ( Head of Corporate Communications, Avon and Somerset Police )
DCI Philip Jones ( Avon and Somerset Constabulary )
Assistant Chief Constable Jerry Kirkby ( Surrey Police )
Chief Constable Colin Port ( Avon and Somerset Constabulary )
Chief Constable Jonathan Stoddart ( Durham Constabulary )
Wednesday, 28th March:
Witnesses Appearing:
Chief Constable Matthew Baggott ( PSNI )
Joanne Bird ( Head of Media and Marketing, BTP )
Oliver Cattermole ( Director of Communications, ACPO )
Jane Furniss ( CEO, IPCC )
Sir Hugh Orde ( President of ACPO )
Chief Constable Andrew Trotter ( BTP )
Liz Young ( Head of Corporate Communications, PSNI )
To be read:
Sir Paul Stephenson ( Former MPS )
Thursday, 29th March:
Witnesses appearing:
Catherine Crawford ( Chief Executive of the Metropolitan Police Authority )
Chief Constable Mike Cunningham ( Staffordshire Police )
Ian Fegan ( Head of Corporate Communications, Staffs Police )
Kit Malthouse ( Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime )
Julie Norgrove ( Director of Audit Risk and Assurance, MPA )
Ben Priestley ( Unison )
Links to relevant articles, comment and information:
- Interview: Chris Jefferies Tells Hacked Off About His Ordeal, Leveson and His Hopes For Press Reform - Hacking Inquiry - Hacked Off
- Jon Slattery: Murdoch Ahoy! For Monday's Panorama Probe
- Intrusive, Unprofessional and Discreditable - Journalism in 1937 - Roy Greenslade - Guardian
- James Murdoch Severs Final NI Ties - Telegraph
According to a trailer on the BBC website, the documentary, titled Murdoch’s TV Pirates, “examines the role of former senior police officers in recruiting people to break the law — in order to bring down Murdoch’s commercial rival.”
