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Restoring confidence in policing will be a long haul.

The mayor demanded quick results ahead of his battle for re-election next May against Labour's Ken Livingstone and former Met deputy assistant commissioner, Brian Paddick, standing for the Liberal Democrats, where policing will be a key issue.

Putting a politician in place to oversee the police will be a disaster.

And 43% of those who go to the police will be a victim of another attack within a year.

About 3,000 officers are on duty within and outside ticketed areas, and armed police will be a fixture on the tube as they travel between jobs in a move aimed at reassuring passengers.

Cleaning up the police will be an Augean task.Mr Duarte is also venturing abroad.

Vocational training for the police will be an important role for the institute which will also "drive innovation and evidence-based practice".

Now, as police union comments make clear, anybody standing up in solidarity against this racist pattern in policing will be considered a murderous threat too.

The Home Office must save 6% from its budget, but the police budget will be cut by a lower 4.9% and counter-terror policing will be spared.

Ensuring policing will be another important task.

But policing it will be a mug's game.