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Inspectors say the force has made progress removing unsuitable officers, but further improvements are needed in vetting and professional standards. The findings follow a series of scandals that affected public confidence in policing.
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00:00The Metropolitan Police says it is continuing work to improve standards after inspectors found progress in removing unsuitable officers.
00:09A watchdog report says the force has made significant efforts, but more is needed on vetting, complaints and anti-corruption
00:16measures.
00:17Inspectors said around 1,500 officers who should not have remained in policing have been removed.
00:24The Met says it is part-way through a five-year programme to change its culture and rebuild trust.
00:30The review follows major scandals that raised concerns about officer behaviour and public confidence in policing across London.
00:38The findings highlight the ongoing challenge of ensuring safer and more accountable policing.
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