Bruce makes the whoop-whoop noise. Simon flexes his knees.
Even if we never engage with the Police personally, we see their exploits and results in the news and all over TV in fiction. And we inevitably hear their sirens when going about our business. This episode is all about the boys and girls in blue (or black these days), their history and their time travelling boxes.
International Police Forces
The History of Policing in the UK
Hue and Cry
The Bow Street Runners - set up by Bruce's namesake
Sir Robert Peel
Slang for Police
cop (slang)
pig (offensive, slang)
bobby (informal)
copper (slang)
constable
bogey (slang)
plod (British, slang)
peeler (Irish, British, obsolete, slang)
gendarme (slang)
fuzz (slang)
woodentop (slang)
Bizzy (informal)
flatfoot (slang)
rozzer (slang)
History of British Police Cars
Gimbels Riot Pen
The River Police
Mounted Police London
Rebekka Brooks borrowing a police horse
Uniforms
The Sweeney
Police dogs
New Scotland Yard
Jack WARNER in the Blue Lamp
(Yes, Bruce got his name wrong...)
The police station in Trafalgar Square
The 'TARDIS'
Police Sirens
The smallest working police dog
Fast Police Cars
Other episodes
Flags
Hats
Dogs
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