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As the new term begins, students are reminded to spot scams, with fraudsters targeting those fresh to university life and financial independence.
The number of robberies involving a knife, or the threat of one, continues to fall in England and Wales.
Migrants will be required to pass tough new English language requirements under a law introduced in Parliament today.
MI5’s National Protective Security Authority issues new security guidance to protect democratic institutions from espionage and foreign interference.
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