Tarique Ghaffur began the fight to restore his reputation this week with a three-page interview in the Mail on Sunday.   He is one of the most dynamic, decent men it has been my good fortune to meet in 35 years in the media.   A front line cop, straight forward, forthright views, he is probably considered politically incorrect these days because he doesn’t believe in the politicisation of the police force.   Traique was heavily criticised when he left the Met Police because he felt there were forces working against him from within and said so.   But I believe the public will share my view as he begins to publically fight for what he believes in. Watch out for him on TV, radio and in the printed media in the coming months…

An interesting week so far with new clients from the world of showbiz, martial arts and mortgage broking!

We are working with Nicola McLean, who by our estimation is rapidly becoming one of the favourites to Win I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here. She was recruited by our celebrity co-ordinator Emma Heley.

Matthew Fiddes, martial arts expert, minder to Michael Jackson, looks like being one of the more fascinating characters we have worked with in the last three years.

And as for the real force of nature, they call Tony Murtagh - a man who once brokered £1 billion worth of mortgage loans in a year. He is knowledgeable, determined and if anyone can turn the current financial crisis around, he can.

We are also fighting the fight for Tarique Ghaffur, Britain’s most senior Asian cop and a man who to my mind is a hero and who has been roundly briefed against by his former employers Scotland Yard.

Just what are they afraid of? Watch this space…