It can be easier for children to buy a knife than paracetamol, police have warned after a review raised major concerns over age verification and the availability of weapons for sale on social media.
Tougher prison sentences will be introduced for selling knives to under-18s as part of the government crackdown on knife crime.
The Government is set to launch its toughest crackdown on knife crime yet after a review found it was sometimes harder to buy paracetamol than a knife.
Measures to restrict knife sales have been published by the Home Office, amid concern at lax age checks and online sales by illegal dealers.
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