Crewe

/ kruː /

noun

a town in NW England, in Cheshire: major railway junction. Pop: 67 683 (2001)

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The reporters got in touch with three people who listed mini-marts for sale in Crewe, Hull and Liverpool.

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In Cheshire, the man running a Crewe mini-mart called Top Store said he would sell his shop to one reporter for £18,000 cash.

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One of our reporters phoned him pretending to be an asylum seeker looking to buy the Crewe business to sell illegal cigarettes.

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As well as Surchi's story in Crewe, our investigation revealed details of other Kurdish asylum seekers being employed illegally.

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He thinks he had up to 60 different placements and although he has spent most of his life in Salford and Stockport, he has lived in Wales, Liverpool, Crewe and Leeds.

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