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Met Police boss admits mistake over Jason Arday plagiarism row

Met Police boss admits mistake over Jason Arday plagiarism row
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Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley admitted the force made a mistake by investigating a journalist who was inquiring into plagiarism allegations against a Cambridge professor. The police have since closed the inquiry, acknowledging the complaint should have been screened out.

Share Save Add as preferred on Google André Rhoden-Paul Watch: Why has Cambridge's youngest black professor resigned? The head of the Metropolitan Police has said his force should not have investigated a journalist who was looking into plagiarism claims about a University of Cambridge professor.

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