‘Galling’ for police to cover for strikes when they cannot walk out – Met chief

The transcript discusses concerns about the effectiveness and morale of policing in London, particularly in light of potential strikes. It highlights the additional workload on police due to other agencies' strikes, especially in the health sector, and the frustration of police officers who cannot strike but must accept imposed pay deals.

What concerns does the speaker have regarding policing in London?

How might the strikes affect the morale of police officers according to the speaker?

What impact does the speaker believe the strikes will have on critical police work?

Why does the speaker find the situation galling and frustrating for their office?

What feelings do striking officers have about their situation as described by the speaker?