Tizard

British

/ ˈtɪzɑːd /

noun

Sir Henry ( Thomas ). 1885–1959, British chemist and scientific administrator, who specialized in the military application of science and backed the development of radar

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Bedfordshire's Labour PCC John Tizard said the case exposed weaknesses in the current law, a sentiment shared by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper.

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Tizard said he wanted to see two changes made, one being the creation of a national firearms licence holder database.

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Tizard, who was elected as Labour PCC last May, wants Yvette Cooper to look at the law and "make us all safer".

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In response, a letter signed by police chief Trevor Rodenhurst and PCC John Tizard, insisted the programme made a "positive contribution" to policing.

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Prop George has not played for Saracens since the start of April, while lock Hugh Tizard makes his first start in three games.

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