Lancashire Police released personal details during the search for Nicola Bulley, including her struggles with the menopause and alcohol, which drew criticism from the public, as well as politicians.
There will need to be answers and justifications over the release of Nicola Bulley's struggles during the investigation into her disappearance, two former police chiefs have told Sky News.
During the search, Lancashire Police released details surrounding Ms Bulley's struggles with alcohol and the menopause, which drew widespread criticism, including from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
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