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Panorama: Who's Watching the Detectives?

Who's Watching the Detectives?

19/11/2012

BBC One - Panorama, Who's Watching the Detectives?

Mark Daly investigates whether the police watchdog is fit for purpose.

Mark Daly investigates whether the Independent Police Complaints Commission is fit for purpose, and if it has sufficient power or independence to hold the police to account.

As the Independent Police Complaints Commission is handed the investigation into Hillsborough, the biggest policing scandal in UK history, reporter Mark Daly investigates whether the body that polices the police is fit for purpose. Panorama hears from families who say they have been failed by the police watchdog and examines growing concerns that it does not have sufficient power or the independence to hold the police to account.

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