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After the lockdown: Specials, mental health and the big picture
When the lockdown is lifted important changes to policing will have to be made, according to Police Federation Chairman John Apter. In the second part of our interview he singles out Specials and looks to the future.
Looking ahead: The Federation says the policing landscape has changed
Date - 24th April 2020
By - Chris Smith
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By - Chris Smith
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