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Which countries have already implemented National Service and how does it work elsewhere?

Sky News Sunday, 26 May 2024
The UK will "compel" young people to partake in National Service if the Conservatives win the general election, after seeing "enthusiasm" from other countries with similar schemes, the home secretary has said.
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Rishi Sunak has said he will introduce a new form of mandatory National Service for young people if the Conservatives win the general election. Home Secretary James Cleverly said there would be no arrest made for young people if they refuse to take part in National Service. Report by Kennedyl. Like...

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