In London, it is the season of brutal stabbings. More than 50 people have been stabbed to death in the capital this year alone; four knife killings occurred in just a single day earlier this July. Hardest hit by the crime wave are young people from black immigrant communities and from economically depressed urban areas. The Metropolitan Police, London's police force, has told its officers that their top priority has shifted from fighting terrorism to fighting knife attacks. Mandy Clark reports from London.
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