Sir Mark faces calls to quit after an antisemitism campaigner was threatened with arrest at a pro-Palestine protest
Sir Mark Rowley has apologised to the mother of Stephen Lawrence for not fulfilling a promise to answer questions stemming from a BBC investigation into the murder of the 18-year-old. Baroness Doreen Lawrence was promised an explanation after the BBC last year named Matthew White as the sixth suspect in the case, the broadcaster reports. Despite initial correspondence with Deputy Assistant Commissioner Matt Ward, no update or explanation has been given.
Sir Mark has now issued an apology, saying: 'On top of the failures over the decades this is totally unacceptable.' He said: 'We recognise this is a particularly difficult time for the Lawrence family and Duwayne Brooks. I am sorry our failure to respond in a timely fashion has added to this. 'On top of the failures over the decades this is totally unacceptable.
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