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  • Home Affairs Correspondent and Presenter, BBC
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Met Police urge students to move 7 October protest

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By Sonja Jessup Verified
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The Metropolitan Police is calling on the organisers of a pro-Palestinian student march scheduled to take place on the third anniversary of the 7 October attacks on Israel to move the event. Deputy Assistant Commissioner James Harman said the force had been unable to identify the organisers behind the group, which calls itself the University of London Coalition.
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'Youth violence and tension' rises in south London

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By Sonja Jessup Verified
| Yahoo Verified
"There are parents who think next time we come to their door, it will be to tell them their child is dead." I'm told this by PC Zoe Ticehurst and her colleague, Det Con Faisal El Issaoui. They are showing me around the neighbourhoods of Lambeth and Southwark in south London, where some children are highly vulnerable to the gangs who operate there. El Issaoui explained: "It's very hard for a lot of young people who are brought up on these estates. That's the only thing they can see.
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How 'largest phone smuggling network' was uncovered

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By Sonja Jessup Verified
| Yahoo Verified
It started with a single stolen mobile phone, found inside a sealed parcel, inside a warehouse near Heathrow airport. It ended in police dismantling what detectives believe to be the UK's largest phone smuggling network. The device had been electronically tracked down to the warehouse not by officers- but by a victim- who'd had it stolen from them just before Christmas in 2024 and alerted the DHL courier company.
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