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'Two-tier' race-bias rules to be torn up as ministers admit it's wrong to tell officers to deal with white people differently
The government is abolishing 'two-tier' race-bias rules as ministers admit it is incorrect to instruct officers to treat white people differently. The policy change reflects an acknowledgment of flawed racial bias protocols.
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