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Idris Elba: Still work to be done to tackle knife crime

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Idris Elba: Still work to be done to tackle knife crime

Idris Elba: Still work to be done to tackle knife crime

Actor and campaigner Idris Elba said whilst the Government’s plan to ban all types of Zombie-style knives is a move in the right direction, more still needs to be done to effectively close loopholes in the system.

Report by Covellm.

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