Premier warned over commissioner comment he was worried by alleged police racism
The police watchdog has defended its decision to call for an inquiry into Commissioner Chris Houghton's comments on the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Mark Rowley over alleged police racism.
The Labour MP, Peter Hain, also challenged Ms Rowley to attend meetings of the national executive committee of the Police Federation to discuss the issue.
Mr Hain has already called for a review of the Metropolitan Police's policies and procedures surrounding complaints of racial harassment.
He also criticised Ms Rowley for not holding a public meeting with police chiefs.
He said it is "entirely inappropriate" that the police chief does not attend this meeting.
He said: "I think the police have been accused of the crime of not holding a public meeting.
"It is entirely inappropriate to have him not attending as it is important for all police commissioners to attend a meeting so they can have confidence in the policing being done.
"A lack of trust is a huge issue and, as a result, I'm surprised by the police commissioner's comments. He says that [he] feels that he is being accused of racism when he has received no complaints by his officers.
"So why is the police commissioner not attending, in particular a meeting with the police chiefs of South Yorkshire, Liverpool, the North West, and now Greater Manchester.
"There should be a meeting between the commissioner and the police chiefs in the Met so we can discuss allegations that have been made but not by his officers. I am calling for this meeting in order to have that meeting to discuss a matter we all need to discuss."
On the issue of reports that some of the officers involved in the Saffron Rose investigation may be racist, Mr Hain said: "That is exactly what has happened with the officer who, by the way, who was sitting just across the street from me in the police station.
"They say they are investigating but it is impossible to know what kind of investigation they are doing because I didn't come face to face with these officers when they made the allegations against the Met officer."
The police commissioner is scheduled to present the Government's anti-racism strategy to the Parliamentary Police Commission in February.
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As someone who has written about how Buddhism can change your life, you'd like to share your own version of vipassana samadhi, and I wanted to share some of my own memories of being in touch with that. It was so important to find balance between the two, and to focus on happiness and suffering as part of my experience.
I didn't actually have a vipassana teacher at the time, but I learned from someone who did and the following quote is so true. It has been said many times, but one key point always keeps getting emphasized – "Practice one little thing at a time." The moment you focus your attention on one, your whole vipassana practice will take off.
The best practice, the one that really helps to transform your mind from suffering to happiness, is what I call an "enthusiastic practice." In other words, if your mind is really focused on one thing at a time, you won't have the need for any more meditations, as well as any kind of "situational" training, like visualization or meditation. You are going to practice everything you need to get through your day. That is to say, you are going to practice your mind to calm down your mind to think and to enjoy your life to the fullest level of happiness. This is the only way to get rid of the "bad" emotions and that is why this practice works.
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