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Home secretary warns rioters they ‘will pay the price’

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Home secretary warns rioters they  ‘will pay the price’

Home secretary warns rioters they ‘will pay the price’

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper warns people taking part in disorder across the UK that those breaking the law "will pay the price", telling them: "Criminal violence and disorder has no place on Britain’s streets." Report by Blairm.

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