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Home secretary Shabana Mahmood has warned against ‘inflammatory’ remarks over Henry Nowak murder, South West Water fined almost £2m for supplying water unfit for humans and British couple jailed for 10 years over ‘spying on Iran’ lose their appeal.
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Not sure if I approve of Rosamund Pike making an issue of it, but the way folks have become slaves to their phones is an issue. I see it everywhere: in my family, on the street, in supermarkets and on planes. It's ridiculous. As soon as you land, everyone jumps on their phones.
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The number of counselling sessions the NSPCC delivered last year to children and young people struggling with issues or concerns around sexuality and gender identity.
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What Donald Trump reportedly told Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a heated phone call
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