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Progress at Strathclyde Police Authority disappoints watchdogs

Watchdogs are disappointed with the progress made by the body that oversees Scotland's largest police force, a report has revealed.

The Accounts Commission and the Inspectorate of Constabulary for Scotland raised concerns about Strathclyde Police Authority more than a year ago. But in a new report the two organisations complained the overall pace of change at the authority is slow and they are "disappointed with progress".

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