Met chief’s apology to deceived women ‘outrageous’, says ex-undercover officer

Trevor Morris is first in public inquiry to defend police who formed intimate relationships under false identities

A former undercover police officer has criticised the Metropolitan police commissioner for apologising to the women who were deceived into sexual relationships by undercover officers.

The criticism was made at a public inquiry on Friday by Trevor Morris, who deceived two women into sexual relations while he infiltrated leftwing and anti-racism campaign groups.