Manchester University chief apologises for false claim over 'racial profiling' incident
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Nancy Rothwell told Newsnight incorrectly she had written to student after he was pinned to wall by security guards
The University of Manchester’s vice-chancellor has apologised for falsely claiming to have contacted the alleged victim of a racial profiling incident on campus.
Nancy Rothwell told BBC Newsnight on Thursday she had written to first-year student Zac Adan, 19, to apologise after he was pinned to a wall by security guards who demanded to see his student ID. Continue reading...
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