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The recent incident involving the newly-appointed assistant chief constable Karen Findlay has shed light on the alarming trend of online abuse faced by police officers. Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley expressed his anger and disappointment at the “horrendous personal, sexist, and homophobic” comments directed at Ms. Findlay. This incident not only highlights the targeted
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Pontins, a popular holiday camp operator, has come under fire for engaging in discriminatory practices against Irish Travellers. The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) conducted an investigation into the company following a whistleblower’s revelation in 2020. The investigation found that Pontins had drawn up a list of “undesirable” Irish surnames, instructed call centre staff
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The Army’s recent move to relax security clearance vetting for overseas recruits has ignited controversy and debate. While the intention behind this decision is to boost diversity and inclusion within the armed forces, critics argue that it compromises national security and undermines operational effectiveness. This article examines the clash between these two objectives and explores
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