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TWO HUNDRED people at a flower-picking farm in Cornwall were in safeguarding yesterday after three men were arrested on suspicion of slavery offences.

Police launched a raid on the farm in Manaccan, near Helston, over suspicions that migrant workers — mostly from eastern Europe — were victims of modern slavery.

Three local men were arrested and were in police custody yesterday awaiting questioning.

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