‘Sack sexist and racist officers’ Met police report rules

Exclusive: Louise Casey's long-awaited review will say the force has allowed abhorrent' officers to stay in its ranks

The Metropolitan police must take a zero-tolerance" approach to misogyny and racism and enable offending officers to be sacked more easily, a report into culture and standards at Britain's biggest police force will say on Monday.

The long-awaited report by Louise Casey into how Scotland Yard deals with officers accused of sexual misconduct and domestic abuse has uncovered systemic failings that have allowed too many abhorrent" individuals to remain on the frontline.