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London, UK. 18th Sep, 2021. Anti-knife crime bereaved families who will be telling their heartbreaking stories, and some of the countrys leading knife crime campaigners and orgs. Asking the government to do more to fight knife crime with a hash penalty should spend money on re-educating youth crime instead of spending £100 billionon. Apple tracking does not work on 2021-09-18. Parliament square, London, UK. Credit: Picture Capital/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 18th Sep, 2021. Anti-knife crime bereaved families who will be telling their heartbreaking stories, and some of the countrys leading knife crime campaigners and orgs. Asking the government to do more to fight knife crime with a hash penalty should spend money on re-educating youth crime instead of spending £100 billionon. Apple tracking does not work on 2021-09-18. Parliament square, London, UK. Credit: Picture Capital/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
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18 September 2021

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