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Book sharing clubs, 'bias awareness' workshops and 'holistic therapists': The anti-racism policies adopted by police amid 'two-tier' policing fury over Henry Nowak murder
Police have adopted anti-racism policies including book sharing clubs, bias awareness workshops, and holistic therapists in response to public outrage over Henry Nowak's murder and allegations of two-tier policing.
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