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Scotland Yard has said that two of the five officers who strip-searched a black schoolgirl after she was wrongly suspected of smelling cannabis have been removed from frontline duties.

Law calling for police to be culturally trained will be debated in Parliament

A sports ball library and a food-producing rooftop garden are some of the projects set to revitalise Hackney's high streets thanks to council funding. 

The decision has been made to make permanent 30 trial School Streets in Hackney.

The cast of "Top Boy" told Newsweek all about the tough realities behind the brand new season.

The girl, Child Q, seeks to hold both institutions to account including through cast iron commitments to ensure this never happens again to any other child, her lawyers said in a statement.

Child Q was taken out of an exam and strip searched by police in Hackney, in an incident investigators said was likely motivated by racism

Scotland Yard has apologized after officers strip-searched a Black schoolgirl who was wrongly accused of carrying cannabis. 

THE Metropolitan Police has apologised for strip-searching a black schoolgirl after wrongly accusing her of carrying cannabis.Officers conducted the "

Scotland Yard apologises after safeguarding review found teenager's treatment was “unlikely to have been the same” had she not been Black.