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Home Office doubles anti-youth crime funding
But Mayor of London lambasts Conservatives for cutting services.
Knife crime has risen by 16 per cent
Date - 1st August 2018
By - Sophie Garrod and Press Association
By - Sophie Garrod and Press Association
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