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How well do you remember the England v Argentina footballing rivalry over the years?

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By Richard Ault Verified
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Britain's burglary 10 hotpsots revealed - check your postcode

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By Paul Jeeves Verified, Richard Ault Verified
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Families living in parts of the urban "left behind" north are far more likely to be burgled than wealthy households in affluent rural areas. Crime figures released by the Home Office show that overall residential burglaries have been falling due to better home security and enhanced police techniques to catch serial offenders. However, homes remain at risk and our new Express interactive map enables you to track how likely you are to fall foul of a burglar.
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The Lancashire town that's now the North West's top burglary hotspot

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By Jon Macpherson Verified, Richard Ault Verified
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Families living in Burnley are more likely to be burgled than the city dwellers of Manchester or residents of anywhere else in the North West. Crime figures released by the Home Office show that residential burglaries have been falling. There were 154,000 home break-ins and attempted break-ins in 2025, down 11% from the previous year, and 20% lower than in 2022. Lancashire Constabulary recorded 3,847 residential burglaries last year, which was 944 fewer than in 2024, a drop of 20%.
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