'Two-tier' race-bias rules to be torn up as ministers admit it's wrong to tell officers to deal with white people differently

The government is scrapping the divisive Anti-Racism Commitment, which instructed officers to not be "colour blind" and to deal with white people differently. This move follows years of criticism and acknowledgment that such policies were flawed and counterproductive. The decision signifies a shift in approach towards more equitable and unified policing strategies, aiming to address systemic racism without creating further divisions. It's a significant step towards rebuilding trust between law enforcement and diverse communities.