The deputy prime minister said the government would 'embrace and engage' with the findings of an independent review by Baroness Louise Casey of Blackstock.
, were not confined to one or two officers and that Commissioner Mark Rowley was striving to"root out" any"bad apples".
The Guardian reported that the review, due to be published on Tuesday, will"excoriate" Britain's largest police force with findings of racism, sexism and homophobia. "The vast majority of police officers in the Met and elsewhere do their job professionally, serve the country extremely well," he added.
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