FYI: Weekly News Show. How Can We Stop Theft At School?

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “FYI: Weekly News Show. How Can We Stop Theft At School?” – below is their description.

This week on our news show for young people, the FYI team investigates a rise in crime around schools. What can we do to help keep your valuables and bikes safe? Plus, Jeriah meets the under 14’s football team whose fortunes were turned around with a new coach, David Beckham.

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