Stephen Lawrence: the Met on a precipice?
The Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe describes yesterday as one of the worst days in of his career, but there will be worse to come.
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The Met Commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe describes yesterday as one of the worst days in of his career, but there will be worse to come.
Doreen and Neville Lawrence have endured several inquiries into the racist murder of their son and the police handling the case. What can they expect from the latest investigation?
A new criminal offence of police corruption will be created following “profoundly shocking” revelations about Scotland Yard’s investigation of Stephen Lawrence’s murder, the home secretary says.
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