POLITICSJun 3 · 11:25 UTCDAILY MAIL

Minister admits police anti-racism guidance is 'wrong' amid Henry Nowak case fury... as chiefs launch review into 'legitimate concerns'

A minister acknowledged that police anti-racism guidance is 'wrong' amid public outrage over the Henry Nowak case. Police chiefs have initiated a review to address 'legitimate concerns' raised in the context of the case.

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