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Wayfair is having a huge sale: the best deals from Way Day 2020

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By Holly Pyne 
| YourHomeStyle
Online shopping events have become bigger and bigger in recent years, and they don’t look to be letting up anytime soon. Not only do we get Black Friday and summer sales every year, but now each retailer also wants to have their own annual sale in which to shout about their latest deals. Amazon Prime Day and Currys Black Tag event have become staples in the shopping calendars of those looking for a bargain, and now online furniture giant Wayfair is getting in the mix with its very own Way Day.
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Half of Brits think transphobia is an issue, survey says

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By Holly Pyne 
| TalkTV
Over half of Britons polled by YouGov think transphobia is a problem in the country. The study found that 56 per cent of respondents were concerned about prejudice against transgender or transsexual people. However, nearly three in 10 (28 per cent) Britons did not think there was an issue. Of those polled who thought the country had a transphobia problem, 65 per cent were women. In comparison, only 47 per cent of men answered the same way.
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Police and MI5 cleared of blame in London Bridge attack

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By Holly Pyne 
| TalkTV
A coroner has cleared MI5 and the police of failing to prevent the London Bridge attack. The chief coroner of England and Wales, Judge Mark Lucraft QC, delivered his conclusions on Friday at the end of inquests into the deaths of eight people in the attacks in June 2017. The inquest heard how barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge were not installed in the wake of the Westminster Bridge attack three months before.
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