The people being traded are said to include those of Eastern European origin. Airports mentioned included Britain's "big three": Gatwick, Heathrow and Stansted . Tim Brain, the Gloucestershire chief constable in charge of an investigation called "Operation Pentameter," said there might be hundreds of foreign slaves living in Britain.
The people being traded are said to include those of Eastern European origin. Airports mentioned included Britain's "big three": Gatwick, and . , the chief constable in charge of an investigation called "Operation Pentameter," said there might be hundreds of foreign slaves living in Britain.
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