Not again Sir Blair!!.
What more can he balls up. Firstly the denial of knowing what was going on at Stockwell & now this:
Britain's top policeman is being urged to explain why he secretly taped a phone call with the attorney general.
Metropolitan police chief Sir Ian Blair recorded the conversation with Lord Goldsmith last September without him knowing, it has emerged.
Lord Goldsmith is said to be "rather cross" and "somewhat disappointed".
Richard Barnes, a Conservative member of the Metropolitan Police Authority and the London Assembly, called for Sir Ian to consider his position.
"He must clearly discuss this with the chairman of the police authority, and no doubt the home secretary will want to talk to him," he said.
Although RIPA ACT 2000 does state that is not illegal for individuals to tape conversations providing the recording is for their own use, but im sure Sir Blair is not doubt using such taped conversations for amunition when the shite hits the fan against him.
What more can he balls up. Firstly the denial of knowing what was going on at Stockwell & now this:
Britain's top policeman is being urged to explain why he secretly taped a phone call with the attorney general.
Metropolitan police chief Sir Ian Blair recorded the conversation with Lord Goldsmith last September without him knowing, it has emerged.
Lord Goldsmith is said to be "rather cross" and "somewhat disappointed".
Richard Barnes, a Conservative member of the Metropolitan Police Authority and the London Assembly, called for Sir Ian to consider his position.
"He must clearly discuss this with the chairman of the police authority, and no doubt the home secretary will want to talk to him," he said.
Although RIPA ACT 2000 does state that is not illegal for individuals to tape conversations providing the recording is for their own use, but im sure Sir Blair is not doubt using such taped conversations for amunition when the shite hits the fan against him.