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Harrison Jones

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  • Senior Journalist, BBC
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As seen in: BBC, BBC News, Metro (UK), The Daily Times (Salisbury, MD), Bucks Free Press, LWOSports, Breakingnews Travel
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UK to allow sales of Meatly product Original

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Lab-grown meat set to be sold in UK pet food By Harrison Jones, BBC News Getty Images Cultivated chicken is expected to soon be found in UK pet food (file picture) The UK has become the first European country to approve putting lab-grown meat in pet food. Regulators cleared the use of chicken cultivated from animal cells, which lab meat company Meatly is planning to sell to manufacturers.
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Almost 1.8 million owe more than £50,000 Original

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Almost 1.8m people owe £50,000 or more in student debt By Harrison Jones, BBC News BBC The highest debt known to the Student Loan Company now stands at more than £250,000 Almost 1.8 million people are now in at least £50,000 of UK student debt, data obtained by BBC News reveals. More than 61,000 have balances of above £100,000, figures from the Student Loans Company (SLC) also show, while another 50 people each owe upwards of £200,000.
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King Charles to attend Trooping the Colour but Kate misses out Original

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King to take part in Trooping the Colour from carriage PA Media King Charles III will take part in next month's Trooping the Colour despite his cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. But the monarch is expected to inspect soldiers from a carriage rather than on horseback. The Princess of Wales's role at the event will be taken by an military official, as she continues chemotherapy after being diagnosed with cancer.
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