Anti-black racism 'baked' into Metropolitan Police, review finds

BBC NewsFriday, November 7, 2025 at 10:07:18 AM
Anti-black racism 'baked' into Metropolitan Police, review finds
A recent review led by Dr. Shereen Daniels has revealed that anti-black racism is deeply ingrained in the Metropolitan Police, asserting that systemic racism is not just a perception but a reality. This finding is significant as it highlights the urgent need for reform within law enforcement agencies to address and dismantle these biases, ensuring fair treatment for all communities.
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