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Man held after three Jewish women report assaults

Man held after three Jewish women report assaults
BBC UK Monday 19 October 2026, 20:51 UTC 1 min read
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Three women, one pushing a baby in a pram, reported being assaulted in Clapton Common, Hackney.

Three women, one pushing a baby in a pram, reported being assaulted in Clapton Common, Hackney.
Jewish (ORG) Clapton Common (PERSON) Hackney (ORG)
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