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Met police chief finally breaks silence on ‘two tier’ policing

8 August 2024

12:36 AM

8 August 2024

12:36 AM

Back to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, who seems to have recovered from his strop earlier in the week. After Rowley was slammed for ignoring reporters who met him outside the Cabinet Office – even grabbing the microphone of one journalist – the Met boss has decided to speak with broadcasters today amidst rising fears of ‘two tier policing’.

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