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Met under pressure as inquiry finds 'institutional corruption'
The Metropolitan Police was institutionally corrupt in its investigation of the murder of private detective Daniel Morgan. The IOPC is to be reviewed over its handling of the case.
Alastair Morgan (right), the brother of murdered private investigator Daniel Morgan, with his partner Kirsteen Knight and family solicitor Raju Bhatt (centre) speaking to the media following the publication of the Daniel Morgan Independent Panel report, at Church House, in Westminster
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