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British Traveler’s Nightmare: Hurricane Melissa Strikes Jamaica

Amid a "once in a lifetime" vacation to Jamaica, a British traveler recounted the terrifying impact of Hurricane Melissa as it battered the island. Johnny Gupta, along with his family, had embarked on a week-long tropical getaway, only to be caught in the chaos...
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“Experts Urge Full Repeal of Two-Child Limit to Fight Child Poverty”

Ministers have been cautioned that completely removing the two-child limit is crucial in the effort to decrease alarming child poverty rates before the upcoming election.A report from the Resolution Foundation predicts that child poverty rates are on track to reach a record level of...
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“Child’s Choking Scare Sparks Call for Clearer Candy Labels”

A mother experienced a terrifying ordeal when her young child nearly choked to death after ingesting a sweet from Aldi. Bethany Holden recounted how her 16-month-old son, Brody McAllister, started choking on 'Dino Gems' candies purchased from Aldi on October 22. Despite frantic efforts...
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“Chancellor Rachel Reeves Acknowledges Unintentional Rental License Error”

Rachel Reeves has acknowledged an unintentional error to Keir Starmer and his ethics adviser after neglecting to secure a rental license for her family residence. The Chancellor has been leasing out the Dulwich property ever since relocating to No11 Downing Street following Labour's triumph...
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“Manchester Rabbi Honors Victims of Synagogue Terror Attack”

A rabbi hailed the two individuals who lost their lives in the tragic Manchester synagogue terrorist attack as "very, very special men." Daniel Walker expressed his sorrow over the empty seats that once belonged to the victims, emphasizing the void left by their absence. Melvin...
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School Caretaker Imprisoned for Spying on Girls

A school caretaker who secretly spied on young girls changing during a dance performance has been sentenced to prison. Stuart Martin, 50, used a CCTV camera to watch girls as young as 11 changing costumes at a school event in East Lancashire in early...
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