UK shines 'beacon of remembrance' on lockdown anniversarypublished at 21:48 Greenwich Mean Time 23 March 2021
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The boy, 11, was found alone in a home in Hackney on 6 February after police responded to a call raising concern.
Wanting to bring a smile to the boy's face and let him know they were thinking of him officers donated £1,000 to buy him a bike, clothes, toys, games and books. The boy has since been placed in a new home.
After finding out he was an Arsenal fan they contacted the club who also donated a replica training kit and clothing.
He was surprised with the gifts during a visit to Stoke Newington Police Station on 18 March.
Insp Gareth Wiles, said: "I am incredibly proud of my team. As response officers, we face a great many dangers every day - but this example demonstrates just how much we care and go above and beyond for the most vulnerable people out there too. I hope the actions of the team will go some way to giving this child some comfort at what is a very dark time for him."
Today will be mostly dry and cloudy for much of the day. There will be odd brighter spell at times. Moderate south-westerly winds.
Maximum temperature: 9 to 12°C (48 to 54°F).
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