Chief Constable has been asked to resign
Avon & Somerset's Chief Constable Nick Gargan has been asked to resign over misconduct charges. A disciplinary report is also to be published.
Police and Crime Commissioner speaks about Nick Gargan for the first time
There's growing pressure for the Chief Constable in charge of Somerset to step down after he was found guilty of eight misconduct charges earlier this month.
After retired officers released a statement saying there would be little respect for Nick Gargan if he returned, Police and Crime Commissioner Sue Mountstevens spoke about the issue for the first time.
But when our correspondent Bob Constantine tried to push her further on the issue, her PR stepped in.
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Superintendents voted overwhelmingly against Gargan
It has emerged that 24 out of 25 Avon and Somerset police superintendents voted 'no confidence' in Nick Gargan.
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Timeline: Chief Constable Nick Gargan
Today, the Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Police, will learn his fate at a sanction hearing.
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Read the letter calling for Nick Gargan's resignation
Three former Avon & Somerset Police Chief Constables have written to the Police and Crime Commissioner asking Nick Gargan to resign.