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Starmer ‘concerned’ over Hainault and Sheffield stabbings

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Starmer ‘concerned’ over Hainault and Sheffield stabbings

Starmer ‘concerned’ over Hainault and Sheffield stabbings

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says he is “really concerned” over the stabbing attacks in Hainault and Sheffield as a 14-year-old boy killed who was on Tuesday is named as Daniel Anjorin.

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