Downing Street 'rewrote report on race to make it palatable'
Downing Street is being accused of 'rewriting' the latest UK race report. The Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities concluded that the UK is not an
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Downing Street is being accused of 'rewriting' the latest UK race report. The Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities concluded that the UK is not an
Downing Street is facing accusations of rewriting a controversial report into race inequalities, which has come under fire since its publication last month. One of the 11 members of the independent Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities (Cred) is reported to have accused the government of “bending” its work to fit a more palatable political narrative, claiming that commissioners did not see the whole report before it was published. And...
OFFICIALS at Downing Street have been accused of rewriting an independent report on racial and ethnic inequalities, by independent commissioners…
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