This map reveals Britain's most dangerous places to live as peaceful suburbs are hit by soaring rates of violent crime.
West Yorkshire is revealed as the most dangerous county in England and Wales, with more than 100 victim-based crimes per 1,000 people.
London is only 10th out of 42 counties despite the wave of murders and stabbings in the capital this year, data from the Home Office shows.
Kent is a victim of the spread of violent crime away from city centres with an increase in homegrown gangs and 'county lines' networks.
Knife crime in Kent soared by 40 per cent last year, The Sun reported.
The UK's most dangerous places to live (above) include West Yorkshire and Greater Manchester
Crime in West Yorkshire rose by 9 per cent this year. Officers at a house in Leeds (pictured above) searched a property after a man died following a fight which broke out on Boxing Day morning
West Yorkshire having come top of the list with 101.7 victim-based crimes per 1,000 people living there in the year up to June 2018.
London is just 10th in the blacklist. However the spread of London gangs into the outer suburbs has meant that criminal networks continue to move into untapped territories, pushing up violence across the rest of the country.
According to the Home Office, the findings are proportional to the amount of people living in each police force's area.
London was listed as the 10th most dangerous place. On Boxing Day a police cordon was places around flats in Clacton, East London, after a man's body was discovered
This is while the data found that Kent is the most dangerous area for violent crime as youth crime in the area nearly doubled last year with knife crime soaring by more than 40 per cent.
Children as young as 10 having being found to have been involved in gang activity.
Elsewhere areas in the north of England such as Greater Manchester, Cleveland, South Yorkshire and Northumbria made up the rest of the top five regions.
Kent was found to be the area which suffered from the most violent crime. Police cordoned off a street in West Maling, Kent (pictured above) after a 65 year old woman died in a house fire. A 51-year-old man was arrested following the incident
If you're looking to relocate to a safer area then Dyfed-Powys in Wales is your best bet. The data revealed the area is the safest place to live with just 43.1 offences per 1,000 people.
Which means that residents in West Yorkshire are more likely to be victims of crime than anyone else in the UK.
Other areas such as Derbyshire, Lincolnshire and North Yorkshire were also among the least crime hit, while it was revealed that people living in London are more than twice more likely to be robbed than almost anywhere else in the country.
Areas such as Derbyshire (pictured above) were among the least hit by crime. Forensic staff (pictured above) examine and search a tented off area of Caxton Park
Over the last year the capital has been hit by a surge in violent moped thefts with 19,000 attacks.
Robbery offences in mid Wales were more than 35 times lower than the English capital.
One blackspot for both theft and criminal arson offences in Cleveland in the north east of England. This is while the region continues to slash local police in the area with forces such as Hartlerpool have to content with 10 officers to cover around 90,000 people.
In relation to areas which have been hit most by sexual offences, North Wales is top of the list, followed by Kent and West Yorkshire.
Crime across England and Wales increased by 10 percent over the last year compared to that of the previously year, while Police Scotland figures are published separately by the Scottish government and are not comparable to Home Office data.
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Main photo article This map reveals Britain’s most dangerous places to live as peaceful suburbs are hit by soaring rates of violent crime.
West Yorkshire is revealed as the most dangerous county in England and Wales, with more than 100 victim-based crimes per 1,000 people.
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