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      <title>Nearly 7,000 foreign criminals still in UK five years after they should have been deported, figures show</title>
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      <description>FOI figures obtained by The Sun put 6,945 foreign national offenders still in Britain more than five years after their prison sentence ended — double the 2022 total.</description>
      <author>James Calloway</author>
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      <category>Chris Philp</category>
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