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The Woman Trapped In Britain's Worst New Build - Who's Terrified Her £1m Home Will Collapse On Her
As a growing number of people report defective new build homes, Alexandra Druzhinin, 49, tells i how her property purchase ruined her life.
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Killer Cows: Readers Share Their Tales of Terror
Our report last week on tramplings in the countryside
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Killer Cows: The One-Tonne Menace Bringing Fear to the Footpath
The last thing Teresa Holmes could remember when she woke up was walking in the West Yorkshire countryside
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UK
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Has Beijing Filled Britain's Homes With Gadgets That China Can Use To Spy On Us?
Last summer, the grand opening of the newest outlet in London's Westfield shopping centre was quite an event. Hundreds of people applauded the cutting of an orange...
China
Big Tech
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America's Civil War On Abortion
On the night flight from Atlanta to Detroit, I meet a woman who embodies many of the complexities of America’s abortion debate. Sitting next to me on the two-hour journey north from the steamy bayous...
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Has A Chinese Police Network Taken Hold In Britain's High Streets?
Weaving through crowds to the hypnotic timbre of ceremonial drumming, brightly-coloured Chinese lion dancers descended on Glasgow last month to mark the ancient Chinese 'Moon Festival'...
China
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How Chinese-Made CCTV Has Been Quietly Installed Across Britain
With its imposing red brick houses, neat gardens and red postbox, Baskerville Road in the borough of Wandsworth is a classic example of family residences in the more affluent areas of London...
China
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Caged With Paedophiles And Serial Killers For Being Autistic
Rampton Secure Hospital is home to the most dangerous and disturbed people in the country. Former patients include 'Britain's most violent prisoner' Charles Bronson, the Soham murderer Ian Huntley...
social affairs
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Undercover At The World’s Most Secretive Society
On the first day of my new job as a hotel waitress — before I have a chance to polish a glass or proffer a canapé — I’m primed in detail about how to enter the building. Not via the front foyer, but circuitously through...
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