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Police being 'hampered by too much focus on diversity, equality and inclusion', powerful think-tank warns, citing Southport, Nottingham and Henry Nowak killers as examples
A powerful think-tank warns that police are being hampered by excessive focus on diversity, equality, and inclusion, citing Southport, Nottingham, and Henry Nowak killers as examples. The article highlights concerns about the impact of these priorities on policing effectiveness.
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