andy marsh of the colleae never happen again. andy marsh of the college of _ never happen again. policing. tesco - never happen again. andy marsh of the college of policing. tesco has l the college of policing. tesco has bought the stationary brand paperchase but they will not be taking on any of its 106 stores nor its 800 staff. the lossmaking firm has been hit by falling sales and rising costs, it stores are still treating normally for now, but customers are being advised to use gift cards as soon as possible. our business correspondent emma simpson joins me now. first of all what has gone wrong at paper chase? it is gone wrong at paper chase? it is fair to say _ gone wrong at paper chase? it is fair to say it _ gone wrong at paper chase? it is fair to say it has _ gone wrong at paper chase? it 3 fair to say it has had eight challenging a few years, four years ago it went through a form of insolvency proceedings to drastically cut costs so it loss some stores in hundreds of workers. and then you may remember back in january 21 it went through and administration process. it had

andy marsh from the college of policing, there. chief constable, andy marsh. a financial consultancy firm, blonde money. thanks forjoining us. fairly grim reading, isn't it?— reading, isn't it? actually, no, i would not _ reading, isn't it? actually, no, i would not put — reading, isn't it? actually, no, i would not put it _ reading, isn't it? actually, no, i would not put it that _ reading, isn't it? actually, no, i would not put it that way - reading, isn't it? actually, no, i. would not put it that way because what we need to look at with the number is, it is over a number of years and we are focused on 2023 but when you look at what they have done with this, yes, they have revised downwards this year by 0.3 percentage points but they have revised upwards next year by the same amount so they are effectively just shunting the growth forward. and then if we look at last year, the uk grew much faster than the other g7 economies, so we are starting from a higher point even if it is coming back a bit, so i know it is coming back a bit, so i know it is coming bac

chief constable andy marsh from the college of policing has said, for what happened as a senior police what we are talking about is a cultural change, which takes a long time, but my goodness, we have started. he said that new recruits will study the report into the experiences of the hillsborough families, and all forces in england and wales have signed up to something called a charterfor a family is believed through public tragedy which police forces must acknowledge any mistakes —— for families bereaved. professor phil scraton led the research team at the independent panel into the hillsborough disaster, and is author of hillsborough: the truth. i think the significance of this delay is immediate in the sense that this is the most recent delay in a long series of delays. you know, we're talking here about over 30 years when we have known the issues and we have progressed those issues, we've analyzed them, we've written reports, right back to 1990 when we published our very first report, �*95 our second. and in that, all of those issues that the bishop has raised have been covered. i