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Mayor welcomes new Met Commissioner

October 28, 2004 by Staff

Ian Blair has been announced as the new Met Police Commissioner. Sir Ian previously applied for the job in 1999 but was beaten by Sir John Stevens. Following the accouncement, Ken Livingstone, the Mayor of London said:

‘I am confident that Sir Ian Blair will be a worthy successor to Sir John Stevens, whose time as Commissioner has been outstanding.’

Sir Ian said it was “an enormous honour” to lead the Capital’s force.

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