Five mothers whose sons were fatally stabbed have relived the "hardest" phone calls they each had to make, as part of a new campaign urging Londoners to report knife crime.
The "Hard Calls Save Lives" initiative, launched by the Metropolitan Police, features the women recounting the moments they learned their children had been killed.
Met Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick said she hoped the "tragic accounts" would encourage people to call the Crimestoppers charity anonymously with information.
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The campaign highlights the devastating impact of knife violence on families and the importance of speaking up to prevent further tragedies.
