 we thought. They just associated tradition with quality. They’ll say they only like traditional products until you show them a nontraditional, but quality, product. There’s a huge segment of consumers that think this technology is really cool.” Fatal stabbings are taking place every three days in London amid fears of the resurgence of “postcode wars” between rival gangs.

A total of 29 people have been killed using knives so far in 2018, which started with the murder of four young men during New Year’s Eve celebrations.

If the bloodshed continues at the same rate, more than 121 people will be stabbed to death in the capital by the end of the year, a dramatic 50 per cent increase on 2017.

Teenagers as young as 17 are among the victims, while many more have been severely injured in a spate of violence that has sparked large-scale police operations and urgent policy changes.

Yet another man lost his life on Thursday night after being stabbed in the neck near Plumstead railway station in south-east London.

The 23-year-old was able to call a friend for help and was driven to hospital, but later died from his injuries, and police do not yet know why he was attacked.

Fears are mounting over the resurgence of the so-called “postcode wars” that claimed dozens of lives in the past decade.

They saw territorial divisions between rival gangs brutally enforced across the capital, with victims unknowingly crossing invisible borders between postcodes or even smaller areas of specific streets or housing estates.

Met Police Chief: Police will use stop-and-search powers "properly" over knife crime

Patrick Green, CEO of anti-knife crime charity the Ben Kinsella Trust, fears the death toll “will get worse before it gets better”.

“There is no sign of these murders finishing,” he said. “Some of them are linked to postcode wars or gangs, some of them are unprovoked.

“There isn’t just one thing going on, which makes it really difficult coming up with a strategy to address it.”

Mr Green warned that police operations can only contain knife crime in one area or displace it elsewhere.

“It comes down to one simple thing, we’ve got to stop young people carrying knives in the first place,” he added.

All murders this year remain under investigation and have
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 A total of 29 people have been kill using knives so far in 2018, which begin with the murder of four young men during New Year ’s Eve celebrations. 

 If the bloodshed continue at the same rate, more than 121 people will be stabbed to death in the das kapital by the end of the year, a dramatic 50 per cent increase on 2017. 

 Teenagers as unseasoned as 17 are among the victims, while many more have been severely injured in a spate of violence that has sparked large - scale police operations and urgent policy change. 

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 The 23 - year - old was able to call a supporter for help and was driven to hospital, but later died from his injuries, and police do not yet sleep together why he was attacked. 

 Fears are mounting over the resurgence of the therefore - called “ postcode war ” that claimed dozens of lives in the past decade. 

 They saw territorial division between rival gangs brutally enforced across the das kapital, with victims unwittingly crossing invisible borders between postcodes or even smaller area of specific streets or housing estate. 

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 Patrick Green, CEO of anti - knife crime jacob's ladder the Ben Kinsella Trust, fears the death toll “ will get worse before it get better ”. 

 “ There is no sign of these murders finishing, ” he said. “ Some of them are linked to postcode wars or gangs, some of them are motiveless. 

 “ There is n’t just one matter going on, which makes it really unmanageable coming up with a strategy to address it. ” 

 Mr Green warned that police operations can only contain knife crime in one area or displace it elsewhere. 

 “ It comes down to one elementary matter, we ’ve got to stop young people carrying knives in the first place, ” he add. 

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MEt PolIce CHiEf: pOliCe will uSE sTOP-and-SeArCh poWerS "pRoperLy" ovER knIfe crimE

Patrick GReeN, cEO oF aNtI-knife cRime charity thE BEn Kinsella trUst, Fears tHE Death tolL “will get worse before it geTS better”.

“theRe is nO sigN of these mUrdErs finIshINg,” he saId. “Some Of theM aRe lINKed to POStCodE wArs or gangs, SOMe oF them ArE unpRovoked.

“there isn’t just one thINg gOing on, which maKes It reALLy DifFIcULt cOmINg uP WIth a strategy to aDdress it.”

Mr grEEn Warned that POliCe OperatiOns can oNly coNTain kniFe crime in One area or DiSplaCE It eLsewhere.

“It Comes dowN to one simPLe thiNG, wE’ve goT to Stop yoUnG peOple cArryinG KniVes in The firSt Place,” hE addeD.

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 we thought. They just ass ociated tr aditi onwit hqual ity.  They’ll say t h ey o nly like traditional p roduc ts unti l  y ou sh ow them an o ntr ad it ion al ,  b ut qu ali ty, pro duct. Ther e’s  a  huge segmen t  o f consumer s t hat think th istechno lo gyi s rea lly  cool .” Fat a l stab bings are  t a king p l ace eve r y  t hree  days in London a m id fears of the r esurge nc e  o f “po stc ode wars”be tween rival g a ng s . 
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If  t he  bloo dshe d c o ntin ues  atthe s ame rate, mor e t han1 21peopl e wil l be  s tabbe d to d eathin  the capital by  the  end of t heye ar,  a  dram a tic 50  pe r c ent inc rease o n  20 17 . Te enagers as young a s1 7  a re among  the v i ct im s , whilema nymore h ave b eens ev erely in juredi naspate o fviolen ce  th athas s p arke d larg e-scalepolic e  operations an d  urgent polic y  c h a ng e s.
Yet  another ma n lo s t hi s li f eonT hursd ay ni gh t  a f ter being stabbed i nthe ne ck ne ar Plumsteadrailway st a t i on in so uth- e as t  London.

The23-ye ar-old was able tocalla friend  for help a nd was d riv entohos p i ta l, but laterd i ed f ro m his i nju ries, a ndpol ice  do  n ot yet kn ow why h ewa sat tac ked.Fears ar emou nt ing  over the re surge nceof  t h e s o-calle d  “ p o stco de  w ars”  th at  clai medd oze ns of l ives in t hep astde ca de.

Th ey saw territ or ial divisi on s b etween r ival gan gs brutally enforced ac r oss the  ca pital , wi th victim s u nknowi ngl y  cross ing in visib le  bo r d ers b e t we enpo stcodes or e ven  smal le r ar eas ofspecific streets o r  ho using estates .
MetP o li ceC hi e f:Po l ice w ill use stop-an d-search p ow e rs  "properly "  ov er  knifecrime
Patri c k Green , CEO ofanti-knif ecrim e cha rity the B en Kinse lla Trust ,  fear s  t he de ath  toll“w ill  getworseb efo re it  getsbe tter”. 

“Th er e is nosign of these murders f inishi ng,”hesaid. “So meo f t hem are l inke d to postc ode  wa rs or  ga n gs, s omeo fthe m  areunpr o voked.

“ T he rei s n’ t just onet h i nggoing  on ,  which  mak es it really diff i cult coming up  wit h a s tra t egyto  address it.”
Mr  G r e en warne dthat police  operati on s  canonly c ontain  knifec r im e  in on e ar eaor displa ceit elsewhe re .“It co mesdo wn toone si m plet h ing, we’ve got t o sto p young peo ple c ar rying k n ives  in the fi rst place,”  he ad ded. 

All  murder sthis y ear  r emain unde r  investig ation  and ha ve 
 we_thought. They_just associated tradition with_quality. They’ll_say_they only_like_traditional products until_you show them_a nontraditional, but quality,_product. There’s a_huge_segment of consumers that think this technology is really cool.” Fatal stabbings are taking_place_every three_days_in_London amid fears of the_resurgence of “postcode wars” between_rival gangs.

A_total of 29 people have been killed using_knives_so far in_2018, which started with the murder of four young_men during New Year’s Eve celebrations.

If_the bloodshed continues_at_the_same rate, more than_121 people will be stabbed to_death in the capital by the_end of the year, a dramatic 50_per cent increase on 2017.

Teenagers as_young as 17 are among_the victims,_while many more have been_severely injured in_a spate_of violence that_has sparked large-scale police operations and_urgent policy changes.

Yet_another man lost his life on_Thursday_night after being_stabbed_in_the neck_near Plumstead railway_station_in south-east_London.

The_23-year-old was able to call a_friend_for help and was driven to hospital,_but later died from_his_injuries, and police do_not yet know why he_was attacked.

Fears are mounting over the_resurgence of_the so-called_“postcode wars” that claimed dozens of lives in the past decade.

They_saw territorial divisions between rival gangs_brutally enforced across the_capital, with_victims_unknowingly crossing invisible_borders_between postcodes_or even smaller areas of specific streets_or housing_estates.

Met Police Chief: Police will use_stop-and-search powers "properly" over_knife_crime

Patrick Green, CEO of anti-knife crime_charity the Ben Kinsella Trust, fears_the death toll “will get_worse_before_it gets better”.

“There is no_sign of these murders finishing,” he_said. “Some of_them are linked to postcode wars or_gangs,_some of them are unprovoked.

“There isn’t_just_one thing going on, which makes_it_really_difficult coming up with a_strategy to address it.”

Mr Green warned_that police operations can only contain knife crime in_one area or_displace it elsewhere.

“It comes down_to_one_simple thing, we’ve got to stop young people carrying knives_in the_first place,” he_added.

All murders this year remain under investigation and have