A public inquiry into the Southport attacks, where three children were killed and several others injured, has been announced by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper. The attacker, Axel Rudakubana, had been referred to the Prevent program multiple times before the incident, raising concerns about the failure to identify the danger he posed. Rudakubana has pleaded guilty to the murders and is expected to receive a life sentence at his upcoming sentencing.
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Graffiti on Tube leaves carriages looking like ‘New York subway in the 1980s’
Transport for London (TfL) has deployed additional cleaning crews to address a surge in graffiti on the Central line, with reports of tags spreading across carriage interiors and exteriors. Passengers have expressed frustration over the deteriorating conditions, likening it to the graffiti-infested New York Subway of the 1980s, and calling for a zero-tolerance approach to the issue. London Assembly Member Bassam Mahfouz emphasized the need for swift removal of graffiti to enhance commuter safety and...
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