Labour leader Keir Starmer has vowed to crack down on antisocial behaviour as he hit the election campaign trail.
The party chief spoke exclusively to the Mirror on a visit to Birmingham Erdington, as voters prepare to go to the polls on March 3 in a ballot triggered by the sudden death of popular Labour MP Jack Dromey.
Former Director of Public Prosecutions Mr Starmer said antisocial behaviour made people's lives a misery and neighbourhood policing hubs would help target local yobs.