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Business Fast > Politics > Prime Minister tells police to remain on ‘high alert’ over disorder

Prime Minister tells police to remain on ‘high alert’ over disorder

August 9, 2024

posted on Aug. 09, 2024 at 6:36 am

More of those arrested in the unrest of the past week will appear on court on Friday, with some likely to be jailed on live television.

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