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West Midlands police chief to retire after resisting calls to quit
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood said Craig Guildford had done ‘the right thing’ after she previously told MPs she has ‘no confidence’ in his role
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independent.co.uk
Police chief behind Maccabi supporters ban is victim of ‘a witch hunt’ says local MP
Calls for the West Midlands Police chief behind a ban on Israeli football fans attending a game in the UK last year to step down are ‘a witch hunt’, a local MP has said.…
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theguardian.com
Police chief behind Maccabi Tel Aviv ban clings to job despite home secretary wanting him to quit
Shabana Mahmood has lost confidence in Craig Guildford over his force’s ‘exaggerated and untrue’ intelligence assessments
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Wes Streeting tells West Midlands police chief to quit today
Health secretary said he was ‘absolutely shocked’ that Craig Guildford remained in his post after the Maccabi Tel Aviv ban controversy
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Streeting ‘horrified’ if police chief behind Maccabi Tel Aviv ban not gone by end of day
Minister says he is shocked West Midlands chief who misled MPs and public is still in post
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West Midlands police chief to retire after Maccabi Tel Aviv fans ban row
Craig Guildford’s exit comes after inquiry found force used ‘exaggerated and untrue’ intelligence to justify ban
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middleeasteye.net
British police chief resigns after criticism for decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans
Chief Constable Craig Guildford of the West Midlands Police faced intense scrutiny after a report claimed he presented 'flawed' evidence to justify ban
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bbc.com
West Midlands Police chief retires over Israeli fans ban row
Craig Guildford blames the "political and media frenzy" as he confirms his decision to step down.
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West Midlands police chief to retire after resisting calls to quit
Home secretary Shabana Mahmood said Craig Guildford had done ‘the right thing’ after she previously told MPs she has ‘no confidence’ in his role
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Former police chief referred to watchdog over decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans
Craig Guildford announced his retirement as chief constable last week