An inquest hears that former police inspector Andy Fusher, 56, died by suicide following alleged bullying at work connected to his role providing security at the Houses of Parliament. According to reporting, his family tells the inquest he felt pressured at a workplace they describe as “toxic,” including complaints that he was given more tasks than some colleagues. The inquest also focuses on claims that he was blamed for an intruder incident at or linked to the parliamentary security environment. The family’s account characterizes a pattern of stress and increased workload alongside allegations of bullying by coworkers, which they say contributed to his state of mind before his death. The available information does not provide additional verified details about the intruder incident or the specific circumstances leading to the alleged blame. The inquest is described as considering the factors surrounding his death, including the impact of workplace treatment and any responsibility attributed to him before he died. The report reflects the family’s testimony and the matters under consideration by the coroner.