phil gormley is could lead to phil gormley losing his job.sjob. phil gormley is the most senior police officer in scotland. police scotland is the second biggest force in the uk. he's been in post now for about a year and a half and says he'll continue with his duties while he is under investigation and he says he is cooperating fully with the investigation. but there are concerns from some that if he remains in postjust now, while being investigated, this could be uncomfortable for the staff he is working with. there is also another unusual situation here in that phil gormley actually lives at the premises of police scotland's headquarters. earlier the premises of police scotland's headquarters. earlierthe former president of the association of scottish police superintendents, niven rennie, spoke to us. that's a question for the police authority to answer. i don't know the strength of the evidence. there was a number of things they have to consider that they'll need to consider, whether the chief constable might intimidate potential witnesse

that could lead to phil gormley losing hisjob. phil gormley has been aptly scotla nd hisjob.since 2015, the second—largest force the uk, he is of course the most senior police officer in scotland. he. he says he will carry on his duties while he is being investigated and he is cooperating fully with the investigation. politicians are now stepping in saying it is an extremely serious situation. the liberal democrats want him to step aside. the scottish conservatives say police scotland is now ru d d e rless say police scotland is now rudderless and they say that with this latest in a line of crises to face the force in scotland, they wa nt face the force in scotland, they want the scottish government to step in. the scottish government say it would be inappropriate to comment at this time. how long will it take? the investigations commissioner says it will take as long as it needs to. thank you. police and child protection workers have been criticised for failing to protect two teenagers from brighton who were killed in syria in 2014. 18—year—old abdullah deghayes secretly tra

losing his job, serious, then that could lead to phil gormley losing hisjob, phil gormley has been atscotland for a year gormley has been at police scotland fora yearand a gormley has been at police scotland for a year and a half years the most senior police officer, police scotla nd senior police officer, police scotland is the second—largest force in the uk. phil congdon has said that he is cooperating but he will carry on his duties while he is being investigated. —— phil gormley. this has led to some concerns. the former president of the association of scottish police superintendents spoke with us earlier and said there isissues spoke with us earlier and said there is issues around this because it could make people feel uncomfortable. another unusual situation, phil gormley lives on the premises, at the scottish police headquarters. so let's see what has been said. that is a question for the police authority to answer, i don't the evidence... there is a number of things they need to consider, they will need to consider whether the chief constable might intimidate potential witness

details of the complaint against phil gormley haven't been made public — but the bbc understands they a more junior officer. donald trump's new communications director said that the uk and us can almost certainly agree trade deal. there is a group of rich guys and we will break away from the other countries. we are going to disrupt and hack the system. what does that mean? that he will meet us halfway. hears about reciprocity, about fair and equal trade. the notion you should the notion that you should always finish a course of antibiotics, even if you feel better, is being challenged by a group of leading medical experts. writing in the british medical journal, it's argued that taking antibiotics for longer than necessary, can raise the risk of developing a resistance to the drugs. however, england's chief medical officer says people shouldn't change their behaviour because of one study. growing resistance to antibiotics is an increasing problem around the world. they become less effective because we take so many of them. that means deadly infections spread more easily. now some rese

details of the allegation against phil gormley haven‘t been made public.bullying against phil gormley made by a senior police officer. the allegations are being investigated by the police investigations and reviews commissioner. they have not given any details about the case but what they say is that if these allegations are proven, that would amount to gross misconduct. if that we re amount to gross misconduct. if that were serious enough, if that conduct we re were serious enough, if that conduct were deemed to have been sufficiently serious, it could mean he would lose hisjob. 0f sufficiently serious, it could mean he would lose hisjob. of course, phil gormley is the most senior police officer in scotland, police scotla nd police officer in scotland, police scotland is the second—largest force in the uk. he‘s imposed since 2015 and says he‘ll continue his duties while the investigation is underway. he is fully cooperating. there are concerns from some about the staff he is working with at the moment. niven rennie is the former president of the associati

taking the oath as chief constable, phil gormley took charge of police scotland just over 18 months agoads the uk's second largest police force, with more than 17,000 officers under his command. bbc scotland understands the allegations of police headquarters. so should the chief constable be allowed to remain at work there? this retired senior officer says it is a difficult decision for the police authority which ordered the investigation. they've got to be fair to phil gormley, and make sure they don't prejudge the outcome of the investigation. but secondly, from what i understand, this being related to some sort of behaviour within the headquarters office, so there will be witnesses there and the question is will they be intimidated into coming forward, if the person who has been complained about is still there. there is no political pressure on the chief there is now political pressure on the chief constable to stand down temporarily while the investigation is being conducted. he needs to step to one side and i think it would be wise if you took that decision himself. this is a very

the chief constable of police scotland, phil gormley, is being investigated over allegations of grossestigation centres on a claim of bullying. mr gormley said he was cooperating fully with the investigation but would continue to focus on doing hisjob. the leader of the scottish liberal democrats, willie rennie, has said that mr gormley should step aside from his duties as chief constable, until the investigation had been completed. the notion that you should always finish a course of antibiotics, even if you feel better, is being challenged by a group of leading medical experts. writing in the british medical journal, it‘s argued that taking antibiotics for longer than necessary, can raise the risk of developing a resistance to the drugs. however, england‘s chief medical officer says people shouldn‘t change their behaviour because of one study. dan johnson reports. growing resistance to antibiotics is an increasing problem around the world. they become less effective because we take so many of them. that means deadly infections spread more easily. now some researchers say it is time

phil gormley says he's fully cooperating with the inquiry but remains focused on hisjob. the cost of mis—sold insurance and overcharged mortgage customers. the additional money brings the total now set aside by the bank if to compensate for mis—sold insurance to £18 billion. the duke of cambridge has arrived ahead of his final shift as an air ambulance pilot, before he takes up royal duties full—time. prince william has spent the past two years working for the east anglian air ambulance service, based in cambridge. the duke said the role had given him a ‘profound respect‘ for those who serve in the emergency services. let's find out more about those wildfires still burning in parts of southern france. 6000 firefighters and troops have battled the flames let's talk to the travel editor of the sun. you were on holiday, camping what impact this had on your family and holiday? it has been horrifying, we had good news in the last ten minutes we all allowed back on the campsite for the first time and we've just got back to the caravan, hence the very low battery on my phone and