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'Racially provoking' swastika graffiti found at bus stop on Holocaust Remembrance Day Police are investigating after “racially provoking” swastika graffiti was found at a bus stop near Lea Bridge Station on Holocaust Remembrance Day. Man in 60s needed stitches to face after rush hour Tube attack A man in his 60s needed stitches to his face after he was attacked on a Northern Line tube. Film about 'murderous' Britain features Benjamin Zephaniah's last recorded poem Benjamin Zephaniah narrates new film 'The UK Is Not Innocent', which shows '40 years of violence by the state', as seen by north London charity INQUEST. Murder probe after man dead and teenager injured 'in stabbing' A man has died and a teenage boy has been injured after a stabbing in Millicent Grove, Enfield. ‘Samurai sword attacker’ could face 2025 trial over Hainault schoolboy murder The suspect in a horrific samurai sword rampage in Hainault that left 14-year-old schoolboy Daniel Anjorin dead would not face trial until February 2025 if he pleads guilty to murder. Read more

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