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New rules to address anti-Muslim hate aim to tackle high numbers of related crimes. On Monday, Steve Reed, communities secretary, told Parliament the government would use a non-statutory definition. The three-paragraph explanation of hostility, part of a broader Social Cohesion plan, was unveiled alongside English language provision.
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