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Monday briefing: What does Lula’s victory mean for the future of Brazil?

In today’s newsletter: Celebrations erupted in Brazil last night after Lula’s triumph over far-right incumbent Bolsonaro. What could the next four years look like – and will Bolsonaro concede defeat peacefully?

The Guardian - UK

Met police chief to reform list of alleged gang members targeting black men

Exclusive: Sir Mark Rowley has already removed more than 1,000 young men from the force’s gang violence matrix

The Guardian - UK

Met records its highest ever number of female police officers, figures show

Metropolitan police said its female officer representation is 30.4%, equating to 10,386 officers

The Guardian - UK

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Met chief urges new officers to ‘confront and challenge’ racism and misogyny

Sir Mark Rowley addressed hundreds of new Metropolitan Police recruits during a passing out parade at Hendon Police College on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Mother whose daughter died in park criticises police’s ‘inhumane behaviour’ after officers ignored plea

Exclusive: Mother says officers were ‘derelict in their duty’

The Independent UK

Mum handed new info in mystery phone call 25 years after son found dead in river

Ricky Reel was found dead 25 years ago today - no-one has ever been arrested or charged in connection with his death but now his family have written to police saying someone has approached them with new information

Daily Mirror

Criminals trying to evade justice by exploiting court backlogs, says Met chief

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has raised concerns about victims giving up on pursuing justice due to trial delays

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'It's high time to rid the Met Police of racism and discrimination for good'

Darren Lewis calls on new Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley to act fast on the back of Baroness Casey's damning report which revealed the shocking extent to which misogyny and racism exist in the force

Daily Mirror

The Guardian view on the Met: too many bad cops

Editorial: If the new commissioner wants to win back public trust, he must keep a promise to remove corrupt and violent officers

The Guardian - UK

Police can’t tackle violence against women while officers pose threat, warn campaigners

‘The failure to address misconduct point to a disturbing culture of lawlessness and impunity that will alarm every Londoner,’ Mandu Reid says

The Independent UK

The Met was corrupt, racist and misogynistic when I worked there – and still is

It took the death of Sarah Everard to prompt this review. I was sickened by the findings, says former Met detective superintendent Shabnam Chaudhri

The Guardian - UK

Sadiq Khan implies former Met Police commissioner Cressida Dick was ‘lethargic, defensive and arrogant’

He said new Met chief Sir Mark Rowley will be the reforming commissioner London needs

Evening Standard

Met chief tells officers who joke about attacks on women to expect sack

Sir Mark Rowley says humour cannot be ‘used as an excuse’ after Casey review highlights misogyny and racism

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve been vindicated on Met racism after 30-year battle’, says former top officer

‘I went on to be promoted but so did those racist and misogynistic cops’, says Shabnam Chaudhri after damning Met review

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I’ll be ruthless and use sting ops to weed out the Met rogues, vows Rowley

New Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has promised action to restore integrity among the force’s officers

The Guardian - UK

Met chief criticises force’s failure to tackle racism and misogyny

Sir Mark Rowley says police leaders who failed to take action are ‘as guilty as the offender’ in wake of damning review of Met failings

The Guardian - UK

Huge failings kept hundreds of corrupt officers in the force, admits Met chief

Casey report uncovers internal failings that let racist, corrupt and misogynist officers remain in their jobs

Daily Mirror

New Met Police chief admits black and Asian officers have faced 'systematic bias'

Sir Mark Rowley spoke out after an interim report found 1,263 officers still serving despite multiple misconduct complaints against them

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The Independent UK

Hundreds of Met officers should be sacked for misconduct, says new commissioner

Sir Mark Rowley was speaking after a heavily critical review found some staff are getting away with criminal behaviour and misconduct.

The Independent UK

Hundreds of Met Police officers should be sacked for racism and sexual assault, force’s chief admits

Casey review finds Britain’s biggest police force allowing criminals and serial rule-breakers to keep jobs

The Guardian - UK

‘Sack sexist and racist officers’ Met police report rules

Exclusive: Louise Casey’s long-awaited review will say the force has allowed ‘abhorrent’ officers to stay in its ranks

Daily Mirror

'My son died after a racist attack 25 years ago - I'm still having to fight for justice'

Ricky Reel, from West London, was 20 years old when he went out with friends on October 14, 1997 - he was found at the bottom of the River Thames following a racial attack and no one has ever been arrested or charged in relation to his death

Evening Standard

New Met Commissioner Mark Rowley ‘very enthusiastic’ about drug diversion in London

Drug diversion schemes allow police to deal quickly and proportionately with low-level offending without the need for criminal prosecution

Daily Mirror

Met Police U-turns on plans to ditch recording ethnicity of drivers during stops

Driver ethnicity was recorded following the publication of the Mayor’s Action Plan on Transparency, Accountability and Trust in Policing, but the Met had announced an end to the pilot

Wales Online

Police booked '45,000 nights in hotel rooms' in 10 days after Queen's death

The policing plan saw 10,000 officers and staff on duty on the day of the Queen’s funeral alone, with 3,000 officers drafted in to help from outside London

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