Knives Campaign

Crackdown on knife crime

Fareham and Gosport

Crackdown on knife crime

Kids asked to shame knife yobs in city

Kids asked to shame knife yobs in city

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Kids asked to shame knife yobs in city

Police close off Brintons Road, Six Dials after a stabbing in the early hours of Sunday.

Police close off Brintons Road, Six Dials after a stabbing in the early hours of Sunday.

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Four knife attacks in 24 hours

KNIFE CRIME LAUNCH: Lily Golden, who designed the poster, Jeanette Singleton (mother of Lewis Singleton) and Chief Inspector Andy Bottomley.

KNIFE CRIME LAUNCH: Lily Golden, who designed the poster, Jeanette Singleton (mother of Lewis Singleton) and Chief Inspector Andy Bottomley.

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Extra cash to tackle county’s knife crime

Jonathan Gilham, James Carlton and Jamie Summerton

Jonathan Gilham, James Carlton and Jamie Summerton

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Fresh-faced trio in knifepoint robbery

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Teens live in climate of fear

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Cameron backs knife campaign

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Man stabbed in back in vicious ambush

CAMPAIGN LAUNCH: Poster designer Lily Golden; Jeanette Singleton, Lewis' mum; and Chief Insp Andy Bottomley.

CAMPAIGN LAUNCH: Poster designer Lily Golden; Jeanette Singleton, Lewis' mum; and Chief Insp Andy Bottomley.

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'Never carry a knife'

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Most knife carriers are spared jail

Knife victim Lewis Singleton

Knife victim Lewis Singleton

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Huge increase in convictions for carrying knives

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Sailor’s death still a mystery

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Footballer is cleared of rape

Lily is pictured right with her winning design with Chief Insp Bottomley and her classmate Jess Green who was runner-up with their head teacher Susan Trigger.

Lily is pictured right with her winning design with Chief Insp Bottomley and her classmate Jess Green who was runner-up with their head teacher Susan Trigger.

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Knife poster winner

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Workers could be sent to jail over knife sales

KINFE VICTIM: Dele Little

KINFE VICTIM: Dele Little

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End this knife madness

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Country-wide day of action

CAMPAIGN: Dele's family and friends gather to support the Echo's call for a end to knife crime

CAMPAIGN: Dele's family and friends gather to support the Echo's call for a end to knife crime

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PM backed Echo blade campaign

LAST PICTURE TOGETHER: Aimee Merritt, 16, with mum Sarah Merritt, 39.

LAST PICTURE TOGETHER: Aimee Merritt, 16, with mum Sarah Merritt, 39.

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Good will come from Sarah’s untimely death

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Police to stop and search

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Centre for ex-addicts to open

HIDDEN DANGER: Teacher and union rep Ron Clooney pictured with weapons which have been confiscated from pupils.

HIDDEN DANGER: Teacher and union rep Ron Clooney pictured with weapons which have been confiscated from pupils.

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Teachers armed with new powers

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Why a safe school is the right of every child

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Drug dealer jailed for three years

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Head reassures parents about knives at Hampshire school

BACKING OUR MESSAGE: Millbrook Community School pupils. Echo picture by Joanna Mann. Order no: 4950311

BACKING OUR MESSAGE: Millbrook Community School pupils. Echo picture by Joanna Mann. Order no: 4950311

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School joins Echo poster campaign

BACKING CAMPAIGN: Terence and Margaret Noakes.

BACKING CAMPAIGN: Terence and Margaret Noakes.

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Don’t inflict knife crime heartache

Stab victim's college backs anti-knife move

Stab victim's college backs anti-knife move

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Stab victim’s college backs anti-knife move

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Binmen injured by knives

CAMPAIGN: Alex Grossart, clinical team manager, left, and Rob Kemp, divisional clinical team manager, right, back the Daily Echo's knife campaign.

CAMPAIGN: Alex Grossart, clinical team manager, left, and Rob Kemp, divisional clinical team manager, right, back the Daily Echo's knife campaign.

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Frontline staff join campaign against knives

Annette Cousins a sister at Southampton hospital's casualty department has backed the Daily Echo's campaign to get knifes off the streets.

Annette Cousins a sister at Southampton hospital's casualty department has backed the Daily Echo's campaign to get knifes off the streets.

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Stab wound victims has rocketed, claims top hospital consultant

HEARTACHE: Mum Angie Little.

HEARTACHE: Mum Angie Little.

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Mum who watched son Dele die from knife wounds joins Echo campaign to rid our streets of blades

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MP joins Echo call to rid our streets of knives

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Cross party support for Echo knife campaign

Friends and some of his family of Lewis Singleton at Guildhall Square to highlight the dangers of knife crime.

Friends and some of his family of Lewis Singleton at Guildhall Square to highlight the dangers of knife crime.

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Knife Crime: Put a stop to it

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Knife Crime