London - 15,000 attend unsanctioned Homecoming gatherings in London, 3 arrested

London police say about 15,000 people attended unsanctioned gatherings across the city on Homecoming weekend, resulting in 248 penalties and three arrests.

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15,000 attend unsanctioned Homecoming gatherings in London, 3 arrested