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I was shocked to hear Sir Ian Blair, the former Met Police Commissioner, actually say that yesterday. Within minutes of giving his opinion about diversity at the Met Police Race and Faith Inquiry, Blair took a pop at Tarique Ghaffur, Britain's most...

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