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Philp calls for crackdown on delivery companies

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Philp calls for crackdown on delivery companies

Philp calls for crackdown on delivery companies

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp calls on the government to "come down like a tonne of bricks" on delivery companies hiring illegal workers that "put women and girls at risk".

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