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Home Sec Suella Braverman makes statement on David Carrick

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Home Sec Suella Braverman makes statement on David Carrick

Home Sec Suella Braverman makes statement on David Carrick

Home Secretary Suella Braverman makes a statement to the House of Commons following the David Carrick case, telling MPs: “Yesterday was a dark day for British policing and the Metropolitan Police as an officer admitted being responsible for a monstrous campaign of abuse.” Report by Jonesia.

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Home Secretary admits lack of confidence in migration system [Video]

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