"We know the unacceptable violent and racist events in so many parts of the country will be affecting many of our staff, service users and their families."

"I’ve done the job I needed to do, which was to lead the NHS through the pandemic, to lead my colleagues ."

"The suffering of the people of Southport, and others touched by the violence there, is unfathomable."

"Through the real hard yards of recovery, stabilisation and gradual improvement and to put the foundations in place for the 10 year plan."

"You could forget about the building and concentrate on just putting on a great show."

"I’m delighted to be handing over the role of Chair at ACL to an excellent successor in Lesley Cowley. Her strong track record working in bodies with important public roles gives Lesley the right background to take over chairing the Board of ACL as the company prepares for continued regulatory change and commercial growth.”"

"It is the desire to satisfy people and I can’t always be sure I've done enough or got it right. Sometimes it is impossible, but I own my mistakes, which I think is important as well."

"But if the building starts falling down, you’d regret that decision."

"It is one way of taking people right to the heart of what the business is about,""

"I didn't have a family background in financial services or indeed in business."

"We have reasonably regular reports of things like bits of ceilings that will develop a crack, sewage pipes that will break, CT scanners that will break down, all the normal wear and tear of a building."

"I think what’s been clear is that Wes and I have really tried to work closely in this much more ‘one team’ way over the past nine months, which was different to how things had worked in the past."

"I have made my contribution at the centre, and it is time for me to go back and run a big and exciting organisation."

"It will inevitably take a toll on those NHS staff involved in the response."

"He was very receptive to what I had to say, and I was very receptive to what he had to say. We tried to cast people who [didn’t look] too contemporary, because it is a period piece. So I helped guide him through marrying a look with an acting skill."

"There are one or two things we don’t want people to think too deeply about."

"It would make our job a lot more difficult."

"Maybe we just keep that one up our sleeve."

"I thought, oh Jesus, he could take it out on the messenger."

"With everything, I’ve always just thought I’m gonna make this bloody work."

"Just became incredibly tense, his knuckles were white and he was frozen in the doorway in the house."

"But it is critical."

"There were only about six people in the world who cared what I was doing."

"There was a marble basin in one of the bathrooms we did all our blood grouping in."

"They think you’ve been inventing your results."

"They responded to the criticism and whether we felt they would deal with out supporters in the same way as we would directly."

"We think opt-in should be regular and unambiguous."

"We used the ballroom for our big X-ray crystallography machine."

"All the words that are in the European legislation, but we don't want to annoy our supporters by asking them to opt in when they have been supporting us for years and it would seem peculiar."

"We want to keep that unrestricted percentage at about 65 per cent because it gives us a huge amount of strategic flexibility and a greater degree of certainty."

"We have a very diverse portfolio of income."

"We work a lot with communities, we do a huge amount of advertising to get public support and our database of supporters has increased to about 375,000 people who bring in not only financial support but also wider support."

"Water and sanitation might not be a priority for grant makers in a particular year."

"We looked at them for compliance, attitude, how they kept abreast of what was going on in the market."

"It is a good return, but it also gives us a constituency, which means we're not dependent on government funding or grant."

"There was so much to get through, police were sending whole wardrobes of clothing."

"Walking through a muddy area with massive boots until we came to the murder scene, he victim was a young woman."

"I was worried that I’d faint or throw up but I had to be professional."

"I hadn’t expected to be called out so I was wearing oversized clothes that belonged to my boss."

"Solving crime scenes takes the work and expertise of many people, not just me."

"I owe it to everyone else who works on a case, and to those people who have been killed, to do the best job I can."

"It was his family who commissioned the work because they couldn’t believe he would have committed suicide."

"I wanted a more immediate audience for my efforts, and one day a friend of mine showed me an interesting advert in the paper for the Forensic Science Service ."