Probation boss defends second job, arguing she lacks 'commitments of young women'

The chief inspector of the UK's probation service has defended taking on a second job, suggesting she could do both as she does not have young children.Dame Glenys Stacey's response left the chairman of the Justice Committee "shocked" as she was challenged over whether she would be able to take on the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) review into farm inspection.Dame Glenys said she would be prioritising her probation work but had to "make some adjustments" - saying she