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Knife crime: news headlines are predictable - but they don't have to be | Hugh Muir | The Guardian
London MP Sarah Jones says social media is 'fuelling violence' and knife crime - BBC News
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed downplays crime in city as right wing media 'noise' | Fox News
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London murder rate overtakes New York's - BBC News
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Alan Rusbridger, editor of The Guardian, arrives at the High Court in London November 16, 2011. The Leveson Inquiry, an investigation set up by the British government to investigate alleged abuses by
