Cressida Dick new Met police commissioner

VOICED: Shows exterior shots spinning sign outside New Scotland Yard headquarters building in London. Exterior shots Cressida Dick walking with Home Secretary Amber Rudd MP and London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Cressida Dick soundbite from press conference speaking on excitement for job ahead. Interior shots Cressida Dick working at desk. Exterior shots De Menezes family visiting Stockwell Tube station in 2006 where Charles De Menezes was killed by police officers after the London Terror attacks. Exterior shots Metropolitan police officers on the beat and anonymous armed police officers. Interview with Jenny Jones, Baroness of Moulsecoomb, speaking on Cressida Dick's appointment. Interview with former Home Secretary Jack Straw speaking on Cressida Dick's appointment. Interview with Chris Hobbs, Former MET police officer speaking on Cressida Dick's popularity amongst the police force. Cressida Dick has been named as Scotland Yard's new Commissioner -- and the most senior police officer in the country. It's the first time a woman has taken charge of the Metropolitan Police. But the appointment is a controversial one. In 2005, she oversaw the operation in which an innocent man was shot dead at Stockwell tube station. The family of Jean Charles de Menezes say she cannot command public confidence (THIS CLIP CONTAINS BLACK HOLES - THIRD PARTY CONTENT) on 22nd February, 2017 in London, England