Sir Mark Rowley is clear about the reforms the Met Police needs, a year on from taking its top job.
- a development the Met Police Federation has criticised as "a return to kangaroo courts".
The commissioner has promised to improve leadership and training, and says more whistleblowers within the force are coming forward because they feel supported by bosses.laid bare how serious some problems in the Met were, finding the force to be institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic. Of course, the key to turning that around could be as simple as getting the basics of policing right - addressing the concerns of Londoners who complain they've given up reporting crime, that their reports of anti-social behaviour are not dealt with, or that they fear violence.
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