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Scotland Yard defends Met Police boss Mark Rowley for being ‘in a hurry’ after he bizarrely grabs reporter’s microphone when quizzed about ‘two-tier policing’- while Keir Starmer vows ‘standing army’ of specialist officers will crack down on rioters

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byRachel Greene
5 August 2024
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Scotland Yard defends Met Police boss Mark Rowley for being ‘in a hurry’ after he bizarrely grabs reporter’s microphone when quizzed about ‘two-tier policing’- while Keir Starmer vows ‘standing army’ of specialist officers will crack down on rioters
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Hi there, I'm Rachel Greene, an entertainment journalist with a love for all things Hollywood. From celebrity interviews to movie reviews, I bring the glitz and glamour of the entertainment world to my readers. My goal is to provide insightful and entertaining content that keeps you up-to-date with the latest in film, television, and pop culture.
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