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Jake Holden

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General Reporter for MyLondon @myldn email me at: jake.holden@reachplc.com

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British mother is on the run in UK with her two sons she abducted from their American father

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By Jake Holden
| MSN Australia Verified
Jake Holden A British mother who allegedly abducted her two young sons from their American father has been on the run in the UK for more than three months. Nishika Samaratunga, a 34-year-old British citizen originally from Sri Lanka, is believed to have kidnapped her two 'vulnerable' children, and a US judge is concerned they are 'in imminent danger'.
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British mother is on the run in UK with her two sons she abducted from their American father

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By Jake Holden
| MSN Malaysia Verified
A British mother who allegedly abducted her two young sons from their American father has been on the run in the UK for more than three months. Nishika Samaratunga, a 34-year-old British citizen originally from Sri Lanka, is believed to have kidnapped her two 'vulnerable' children, and a US judge is concerned they are 'in imminent danger'.
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Extra-tall ticket barriers to be installed at stations in new crackdown on £400m-a-year fare dodgers

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By Jake Holden
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Extra-tall ticket barriers will be installed at railway stations to guard against fare dodgers in a new crackdown that hopes to recoup the £400million-a-year loss to evaders. It will cost £33.4million to do it, however, and will see higher gates in 'fare dodger hotspots' and the introduction of more standard waist-high gates where they are currently missing, the Department for Transport (DfT) said.
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