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Police demand selfies from job applicants

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A police force has requested applicants submit a “selfie” in order to apply for the role of new deputy chief constable.

Humberside Police advertised the senior post, which had a salary of £117,078-a-year senior on its website.

The Chief Constable supported the advert campaign and insisted that it was “vital candidates embraced new technology”.

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