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Major campaign to fight fraud launched
— News story Stop! Think Fraud, the National Campaign Against Fraud, launches today.
People smuggler jailed for cramming migrants in van compartment
— News story A people smuggler has been jailed for cramming 7 migrants into a one-person sleeping compartment and brazenly trying to enter the UK.
Government exploring toughening crossbow rules
— News story A call for evidence has been launched to ask whether current crossbow laws need to be strengthened, as the government continues action to prevent violence
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