Let's be blunt: these people *want* two-tier policing, they want in their favour, and believe they are entitled to it; if there is to be any injustice, it should always fall upon the 'other'.
This episode of "Today" desperately needs a historian of policing, to explain why things like anti-racism training were introduced in the first place.
This wasn't some departure from a world in which the police treated everyone the same. It was an attempt to bring that world fractionally closer.
Robert Saunders
Richard Parkin
It would take about 30 seconds to remind news audiences of the basic facts of the Stephen Lawrence case
