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Home Secretary condemns ‘appalling’ attack on soldier

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Home Secretary condemns ‘appalling’ attack on soldier

Home Secretary condemns ‘appalling’ attack on soldier

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper condemns the “appalling” attack of an army officer who was stabbed near a barracks.

Report by Ajagbef.

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