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Monday, 23 September, 2002, 08:22 GMT 09:22 UK
HAVE YOUR SAY

Crime Day: Your reaction
What are your thoughts on the BBC's Cracking Crime Day? Can television really help to reduce crime? We found out what you really thought.


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In April this year, Tony Blair pledged to bring the UK's high rate of street crime under control. Did it work? Professor Gloria Laycock answered your questions.


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