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Rishi Sunak’s crime crackdown is too little, too late

31 August 2023

4:45 PM

31 August 2023

4:45 PM

Conservative parties everywhere have traditionally been identified with maintaining law and order and cracking down on crime. As part of his successful campaign to appeal to right-of-centre voters, even Tony Blair before his 1997 election triumph famously vowed to be ‘tough on crime – and tough on the causes of crime’.

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