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Duncan Kennedy

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  • Correspondent, BBC
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BBC Correspondent (posts:Sydney,Rome,Mexico,D.C. ,LA,Jerusalem)
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Church of England to apologise for role in historical forced adoption Original

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By Duncan Kennedy , Anna Lamche 
| BBC News
12 minutes ago Duncan Kennedyand Anna Lamche Getty The BBC has learned that the Church of England is planning to issue an apology for its role in historical forced adoption. Forced adoptions took place in the three decades after World War Two and involved tens of thousands of babies being taken from their mothers simply because the women were unmarried.
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Driver guilty over fatal smart motorway crash

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By Nathan Briant , Duncan Kennedy 
| Yahoo
A van driver who crashed into a broken-down car in a smart motorway's fast lane has been found guilty of causing death by careless driving. Barry O'Sullivan was driving a Ford Transit Connect on the M4 westbound between junctions 11 and 12 in Berkshire when he hit a stationary Nissan Micra on 7 March 2022. Pulvinder Dhillon, 68, from London, was a passenger in the car and died.
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Hen cages and pig farrowing crates to be banned under new plans

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By Malcolm Prior , Duncan Kennedy 
| Aol
A stock image of a hen from Belgium [Bloomberg via Getty Images] Hen cages will be banned as part of a raft of proposals to improve animal welfare standards in England, the government has promised. Pig farrowing cages, used to contain sows during birth and nursing to stop them rolling over onto their young, will also be outlawed. The National Farmers' Union said laws should also require imports to be produced to the same standards to prevent unfair competition for British farmers.
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