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Labour: Met Police's exchange with Gideon Falter was wrong

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Labour: Met Police's exchange with Gideon Falter was wrong

Labour: Met Police's exchange with Gideon Falter was wrong

Shadow Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says the recent video of a Met Police officer's confrontation with journalist Gideon Falter was "wrong and unacceptable", adding it was important police had a good relationship with all communities.

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