An ex-Scotland Yard inspector claims that the Notting Hill Carnival is the “ultimate example of two-tier policing”, amid allegations officers fear being called racist for making arrests. Former detective, Mike Neville said that if the behaviour previously seen at the Carnival was repeated at events such as football matches, “it would be banned”. It comes as 7,000 Metropolitan Police officers have been deployed for the two-day event which expects to see more than a million people attend. A total of 275 arrests were made during the Carnival last year after eight people were stabbed and 80 office…
