No Borders... Here's One Of The Reasons.

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Another day and another death... two to be exact.
London Mayor Khan is on silent mode, but another Mayor (how many do you need?!)... Philip Glanville of 
Hackney told the masses that apparently death cuts lives short. However one of Khan's minions, a Deputy
Mayor for Policing and Crime called Sophie Linden implied they were looking into these incidents with
greater verve than the day before.

Hackney stabbing: Man dies in street after attack.

'A man in his early 20s has died after being stabbed in east London.
The Metropolitan Police said the wounded victim approached officers in Link Street, Hackney, just before
20:00 BST on Wednesday. He was given first aid by the officers but died at the scene about 25 minutes later.



Less than two miles away, a man in his 50s was pronounced dead at a bookmakers in Upper Clapton Road
following reports of an assault. It takes the number of people killed in the capital to more than 50 this year.
The deaths follow two fatal shootings on Monday and the fatal stabbing of a suspected burglar on Wednesday.


Amaan Shakoor.
Sixteen-year-old Amaan Shakoor, from Leyton, was left critically ill and died on Tuesday after he was shot in
the face in Walthamstow. A 15-year-old boy was also stabbed in the same incident but survived.
Amaan's death followed that of a 17-year-old girl, named locally as Tanesha Melbourne, who was shot and killed
in Tottenham.

The London Ambulance Service and London's Air Ambulance also attended the stabbing in Hackney.
The victim's next of kin are yet to be informed and a post-mortem examination will be held in due course.
There have been no arrests.

Four hours earlier, police were called to a bookmarkers on Upper Clapton Road following reports of an unconscious
man. The Met said: "Despite the efforts of medical staff the male, believed to be aged in his 50s, was pronounced
dead at the scene. Officers are working to inform next of kin.
"The victim is believed to have been involved in an altercation with another male who has since left the scene."

The Mayor of Hackney, Philip Glanville tweeted that two lives had been "cut short by violence".
London's Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime Sophie Linden said City Hall was "prioritising tackling this violence".
"We're not pretending there isn't a problem in London but we will get on top of it," she said.

Following the recent surge in violence, police patrols have been stepped up and officers are using stop-and-search
powers to seize weapons...'

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"We're not pretending there isn't a problem in London but we will get on top of it," -Oh well, that's okay then.