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Meghans Father To Be Tagged After Court Appearance Over Child Sex Abuse Images
The Duchess of Sussex’s father will be subject to home detention and electronic tagging following his release on bail after appearing in a US court accused of possessing child sex abuse material, including images of himself with naked young girls..
Burnham To Look At Rape Trial Changes To Back Victims After Brand Conviction
Andy Burnham has said he will look at changing rape trials to encourage more women to come forward and “get the conviction rate up”..
Andy Farrell Wants More From Ireland Despite Big Win Over Argentina
Andy Farrell challenged Ireland to be more ruthless after they swept aside Argentina with a 42-12 bonus-point victory in the Nations Championship in Dublin..
Monty Done TV Horticulturalist Presents Last Gardeners World After Two Decades
TV horticulturalist Monty Don has presented his last episode of the BBC’s Gardeners’ World after more than two decades on the show..
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Fire service highlights new evacuation requirements for residential buildings
Firefighters are reminding people of legal duties under new fire safety regulations.
Almost half of council's housing stock is 'non decent'
Almost half of Arun District Council's surveyed housing stock has been classed as non-decent following a review.
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Labour accused of scrapping meetings about events that disrupt local lives
Labour has been accused of scrapping public meetings about events such as Pride with those whose lives are most disrupted but the party said that it was reviewing how to reach more people.



















