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Wednesday, 24 April, 2002, 17:35 GMT 18:35 UK
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Blair sets street crime deadline
Tony Blair says street crime in London will be under control within five months - but a police chief warns of a drug-fuelled epidemic.

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 | Deputy Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Martin Richards says crime is rising due to demand for crack cocaine real 28k
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 | Home Office minister Bob Ainsworth: "We can't deal with the supply-side of the drugs problem unless we take away the market" real 28k
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Blair sets street crime deadline
Tony Blair says street crime in London will be under control within five months - but a police chief warns of a drug-fuelled epidemic.

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Also:
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 | Deputy Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Martin Richards says crime is rising due to demand for crack cocaine real 28k
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 | Home Office minister Bob Ainsworth: "We can't deal with the supply-side of the drugs problem unless we take away the market" real 28k
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The BBC's Margaret Gilmore reports
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Deputy Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Martin Richards says crime is rising due to demand for crack cocaine
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Home Office minister Bob Ainsworth: "We can't deal with the supply-side of the drugs problem unless we take away the market"
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