Ray Lewis will be joined by key figures across the capital, including representatives from the police, for the meeting. So far this year 15 young people have been stabbed or shot to death in London. Yesterday the Metropolitan Police announced that since launching their anti-knife crime operation on May 13, 193 weapons had been seized and 210 young people were arrested in the capital....
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Summit on knife crime held in London
London's deputy mayor for young people will hold a summit at City Hall today to discuss the problem of knife crime among teenagers.
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