Yes. We would be more likely to say -- it's more likely when you have an occasion where somebody presumes, for example, a fatality was a suicide whereas actually you may be treating it as non-suspicious but there may be a suspicion it was accidental, and clearly that would be ...

Yes, you have, that's correct. We would perhaps give guidance that a non-suspicious fatality to a journalist who would ask if it was suicide, clearly that's not a matter for the press office to determine, it's a matter for the coroner, but we would indicate that we ...

That is right.

No, I think it's entirely appropriate that they're different. Certainly my previous role at Heathrow there was considerable less hospitality because it was an operational airport and therefore there was an operational requirement for you to be not having lunches over alcohol and it would not be appropriate ...

Yes, I would say that's accurate.

That is the position, yes, and what we often find sometimes with fatalities, which are a fairly common occurrence on the rail network, is that an individual may have been named by witnesses or by friends, particularly younger people on social networking sites, which journalists can get hold of before ...

That's exactly what happens. Generally they're geographically bound rather than anything else, but that is how it happens.

No, I think generally our officers are very pleased to have the assistance of the press office and most of the time they'll refer journalists to the press office.

Generally we find that if an officer has been approached directly, either they will contact us to check that it's okay that they speak to them, or that they will tell us that they have referred them to us and could we please deal with it when it comes ...

No, Ms Camber.

Yes.

Yes.

This was a gang of Romanian pickpockets who had operated on the rail network. Following their conviction but before their sentencing we met with the Daily Mail at their request. They were intent on going out to Romania to find where the money that they had gained from these crimes ...

It is very much the philosophy and the rail network we're very fortunate is very CCTV rich which means that when we do have an incident, very often we have images that we can put out via the media and Twitter to say do you recognise this person, can ...

The strategic crime team is the chief constable, the deputy chief constable, our assistant chief constables and the director of corporate resources. They will set the overall priorities for the force in terms of the policing priorities as well as the budgetary priorities and everything else.

From an operational point ...

The team is approximately 16 people. Within that we have, based in London, a press desk which deals with the bulk of the calls. Out of London we have a single media marketing manager base to deal with areas, so we have one person for the whole of Scotland, two ...

Very, very much so. Many journalists are under intense pressure, and now with websites for all newspapers, this desire to get some news and get it now is probably more intense than ever, and as a result this sort of pursuit of "one must have the story" I don't ...

Yes, sir.

It is.

My full name is Joanne Denise Bird.