change from top to bottom. my l change from top to bottom. my messa . e change from top to bottom. ij i message to change from top to bottom. m; message to sir mark rowley is to ensure that those who want to whittle bloke and speak out so that you can root out the dirty, rotten apples that sit within your organisation, who have a huge and detrimental impact on trust and confidence. detrimental impact on trust and confidence- detrimental impact on trust and confidence. ~ , confidence. when met officers took hotos of confidence. when met officers took photos of the confidence. when met officers took photos of the dead confidence. when met officers took photos of the dead bodies - confidence. when met officers took photos of the dead bodies of - photos of the dead bodies of murdered sisters rebel smallman and bieber henry and shared them with colleagues, it has long been obvious to others that the met is dysfunctional. mr; to others that the met is dysfunctional. to others that the
deep seated discrimination? do you get sad because of the terrible, distressing details or exasperated because the met knew most of this and actually the met knew all of this, and it was in denial? having reported on the disappearance of sarah everard and the conviction of wayne couzens and abuse by met officers, i think none of us who read this report could think of anything that came close to being as damning about a british institution, and that is an institution that we all turn to when we need help. i think baroness casey probably put it best, she said, bluntly, it cannot best, she said, bluntly, it cannot be ourjob as the public to protect ourselves from the police. so, how many times can the met say sorry? the time for apologies is over. the met and policing as a whole now has nowhere to hide. luca; met and policing as a whole now has nowhere to hide. lucy manning, thank ou. borisjohnson has accepted that he misled parliament over so called partygate but insists he did not do it
at six the home secretary says britain s biggest force, the metropolitan police, faces a long road to recovery after a highly scathing review. the report found institutional racism, misogyny and homophobia in the met. a woman who discoverd that pictures of her murdered daughters had been shared by officers says she feels vindicated but angry. they re the people you call when all else fails, and if we can t trust them to do theirjob properly, that s a very, very scary thought. we ll be looking at the details of the report on what the mayor of london calls one of the met s darkest days. also on the programme. borisjohnson admits misleading mps over lockdown parties but says he didn t do it
sexism, institutional misogyny and homophobia are definitely present across the organisation. we think the met is not able to assure all of us that its officers are of sufficient integrity and standards to be serving police officers, so, it needs to clean itself up. the met has lost the it needs to clean itself up. the met has lost the consent it needs to clean itself up. the met has lost the consent to it needs to clean itself up. the met has lost the consent to police, - it needs to clean itself up. the met has lost the consent to police, the | has lost the consent to police, the report believes. it can t protect its own staff and it can t provide adequate policing for the victims of crime. fortoo adequate policing for the victims of crime. for too long there has been a culture of denial about the scale of its problems. the details are set out in this report of a broken force are frankly horrific. great evidence that has to be discarded because the fridges in police stations di