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Cameron: threat levels to Jewish community & police
Prime Minister David Cameron confirms that raising the threat level for the Jewish community would mean stepping up police patrols.
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Belgian defence minister announces the deployment of hundreds of troops to guard potential high-risk locations, including Jewish sites and diplomatic missions.
Prime Minister David Cameron confirms that raising the threat level for the Jewish community would mean stepping up police patrols.
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