Met Police boss Sir Mark Rowley grabs microphone when grilled over ‘two-tier policing’ as he storms out of emergency COBRA meeting – while Keir Starmer scrambles to contain riots with hundreds of far right thugs arrested across Britain

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Met Police boss Sir Mark Rowley grabs microphone when grilled over ‘two-tier policing’ as he storms out of emergency COBRA meeting – while Keir Starmer scrambles to contain riots with hundreds of far right thugs arrested across Britain
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