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Police Scotland: the UK’s second-largest force is also grappling with misogyny and racism

A damning report published in March found the UK’s largest police force rife with ill-treatment of women, ethnic minorities and LGBTQ+ officers. Louise Casey found London’s Metropolitan Police to be “institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic”, and recommended radical reform – or breaking up the Met.

The Conversation

Dozens of police officers quit during misconduct proceedings, figures show

ALMOST 50 police officers in Scotland have quit their jobs or retired during misconduct proceedings against them in the past three years, it has…

The National (Scotland)

'Something rotten in culture and structures' of policing, says Bishop of Manchester

His comments follows the conviction of serial rapist David Carrick and orders to tighten police vetting

Manchester Evening News

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Something ‘rotten’ in policing, warns bishop following scandals

The Bishop of Manchester said the spate of shocking revelations involving rogue officers was about ‘more than a series of bad apples’.

The Independent UK

Scottish government to challenge Westminster decision to block gender recognition bill in court – as it happened

Nicola Sturgeon says her government will be ‘vigorously defending’ democracy as well as the bill passed in Scotland

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman urged to launch full inquiry into David Carrick rape case

Baroness Casey, who is reviewing the culture of the Metropolitan Police, has called for an inquiry and offered to lead it

Evening Standard

Braverman urged to launch full inquiry into Carrick case

Baroness Casey, who is reviewing the culture of the Metropolitan Police, has called for an inquiry and offered to lead it.

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Anas Sarwar named Scottish Politician of the Year at awards ceremony

LABOUR’S Anas Sarwar has been named Scottish Politician of the Year, becoming the first from his party to win the prize for more than a decade.

The National (Scotland)

Former officer accuses Police Scotland of ‘cover-up’ attitude to misogyny

Gemma MacRae says management ignored complaints as ex-colleague awaits sexual assault sentence

The Guardian - UK

The controversies that dogged Dame Cressida Dick’s career as Met commissioner

The first woman to lead Britain’s biggest force said she had ‘no choice’ but to resign after London Mayor Sadiq Khan said he had no confidence in her.

The Independent UK

Police leaders promise crackdown on officers who are abusive to women

College of Policing for England and Wales is planning policies to deal with harassment and racism in forces after string of scandals

The Guardian - UK

Who should be first president of an independent Scotland?

THE Sunday National asked some prominent Scots to nominate their first president of an independent Scotland in the style of an Irish president, who…

The National (Scotland)

Sarah Everard’s killer Wayne Couzens chooses jury trial over indecent exposure claims

Couzens appeared in court and will return to the Old Bailey in May

The Independent UK

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