Search results for ‘Macpherson Report’
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Racial inequalities in policing 22 years after Macpherson report, say MPs
Policing is still riddled with racial disparities, say MPs – more than two decades after the Macpherson report into the Stephen Lawrence murder exposed the extent of “institutional racism” in the police.
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Baroness Doreen Lawrence says Sir William Macpherson ‘changed the country’
It was his report that branded the Metropolitan Police as “institutionally racist” following the murder of the teenager Stephen Lawrence.
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Stephen Lawrence: police corruption report to be published
The findings of a report into claims that police corruption hindered the original Stephen Lawrence investigation are due to be published.
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Stephen Lawrence: Lord Stevens investigated by IPCC
EXCLUSIVE: former Metropolitan Police commissioner Lord Stevens is being investigated over allegations of a cover-up of police corruption in the Stephen Lawrence murder probe in the 1990s.
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What can the Lawrence family expect from a new inquiry?
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?
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Stephen Lawrence family ‘targeted in police smear campaign’
David Cameron calls for an investigation into claims from an undercover officer that he was part of an operation to “smear” the family of murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence.
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Black fireman accuses Met Police of racism
A black firefighter says he was assaulted and tasered by a group of police officers because of his skin colour.
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Police racism: 293 cases, five dismissals
As the CPS recommends a Met Police officer is charged for racially abusing a suspect during last year’s riots, Channel 4 News can exclusively reveal the number of cases of racism among UK police.
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Met Police racism figures reveal 120 cases, one dismissal
Exclusive: As a senior Met Police officer says warnings of racism have fallen on “deaf ears”, Channel 4 News reveals 120 race-related cases over the past decade – and only one officer dismissed.
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Are the Lawrence convictions ‘glorious’ for journalism?
A “glorious day” for newspapers or the stuff of legal nightmares? Four media specialists talk to Channel 4 News about the Stephen Lawrence case and one of the most famous headlines in history.
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Stephen Lawrence murder: Dobson and Norris guilty
In a landmark moment in English legal and social history, Gary Dobson and David Norris are found guilty of the murder of black teenager Stephen Lawrence in April 1993.
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FactCheck: beware scary headlines about volcanoes
The Pacific region has seen two high-profile eruptions in recent weeks – but be wary of dramatic headlines about possible catastrophe.
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FactCheck Q&A: Are the Tories using a ‘magic money tree’ to keep them in power?
Theresa May has been accused of bribing the DUP with a ‘magic money tree’, in a £1bn deal designed to keep the Tories in government. FactCheck took a look at the details.
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Common People: pop’s most intriguing mysteries
The identity of the mystery woman from Greece in Pulp’s smash hit Common People may have finally have been revealed. But who was Sweet Caroline and who did Carly Simon think was So Vain?
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Undercover policing: Judge to lead public inquiry
Home Secretary Theresa May establishes a judge-led inquiry into past and present undercover policing in England and Wales, with powers to compel witnesses to give evidence.
