Tottenham, Leytonstone,Palmers Green, Enfield, Holloway and Kidderminster.Raids

operation hit at the heart of an organised Turkish gang thought to have made millions transporting heroin, cash and people from China
The smugglers are believed to have charged their victims up to £21,000 in return for being placed in hidden compartments in lorries,boats and trains taking them across Asia and into Europe.
Cops also arrested a third Chinese national during the Peckham raid on suspicion of possession of a fake passport. They were also in custody at a London police station yesterday.
The flat is above a shop that has been empty since October. It sits between Easy Link Business Centre and Hilaac Express Cafe.
A witness said she had seen young Chinese women coming and going but no large groups. She said after the raid cops were carrying out bags of DVDs.
Yesterday lunchtime, laundry could be seen hanging in the window of the two-storey building.
Windows were smashed and the door held shut with a screwdriver.
Detective Superintendent Steve Richardson, of the Met's Special Intelligence Section, said: "We have today dismantled two organised criminal networks involved in what is suspected to be large-scale human smuggling into the UK.
"We are committed to taking out these networks and this operation is the latest in our collaboration with a growing number of law enforcement agencies in Europe and the UK to work to achieve this mission."
Raids also took place in Tottenham, Leytonstone,Palmers Green, Enfield, Holloway and Kidderminster.
Another 10 people were arrested - all on suspicion of