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Profile: Louise Casey

Louise Casey

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The author of hard-hitting social policy reviews, most recently on the Met Police.

The straight-talking former civil servant, Baroness Louise Casey, whose review into the Met Police has found a culture of institutional racism, sexism and homophobia.

Baroness Louise Casey has this week delivered an excoriating review into the standards of behaviour and internal culture of the Metropolitan Police. It’s just the latest of a series of tough reports issued by Casey during a career tackling deep-rooted social issues, including homelessness and anti-social behaviour.

Casey is now a cross-bench peer and go-to troubleshooter for governments of all stripes, but her route to the top of public life has been unconventional. 

Profile speaks to close friends and colleagues of a civil servant known for her fearlessness and no-nonsense style.

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