Mayor refuses to comment on severance pay for ex-commissioner

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Mayor refuses to comment on severance pay for ex-commissioner

Sadiq Khan initially offered a "take it or leave it" six months pay which was rejected by Cressida Dick.

Date - 6th September 2022
By - Gary Mason

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The London Mayor has refused to confirm whether there was a private pay-off between his office and former Metropolitan Police commissioner Dame Cressida Dick. Lawyers said that, without one, she could have grounds for a harassment claim...

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