DOREEN LAWRENCE has called on the government and MPs to speak up on the rise of racism in Britain.

The Labour peer made the remarks in a discussion at Unison’s healthcare conference in Edinburgh yesterday, a week ahead of Stephen Lawrence Day.

April 22 marks the anniversary of the racist murder of her son on a London street. Outcry over the police investigation and allegations of a cover-up led to the MacPherson Inquiry, which went on in 1999 to brand the Metropolitan Police “institutionally racist.”


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