The force has reached a settlement and admitted liability for failings in its investigation of his death.
The Met Police has apologised to the family of private detective Daniel Morgan, who was murdered in 1987.
He added the case had been "marred by a cycle of corruption, professional incompetence, and defensiveness".and as the force "prioritised its reputation at the expense of transparency and effectiveness," Sir Mark said.No-one has been convicted over the father-of-two's killing, since which there have been five inquiries and an inquest, at an estimated cost of more than £40m.
"A fight which no family should have to endure. Their tenacious campaigning has exposed multiple and systemic failings in this organisation.
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