Idris Elba calls for action against knife crime

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Idris Elba calls for action against knife crime” – below is their description.

The Luther actor has helped launch a scheme to ban machetes and zombie style knives.

Idris Elba told Sky News that ‘enough was enough’ – as new figures show a big increase in knife crime.

Sky’s Ivor Bennett reports.

Read more: https://news.sky.com/story/idris-elba-calls-for-immediate-ban-on-zombie-knives-13044027

#idriselba #knifecrime #skynews

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