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Pupil put in isolation booth for more than half a school year, BBC learns

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By Anna Meisel, Jane Deith Verified
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2 hours ago Have the wheels come off the Nigel Farage juggernaut? A couple of months ago, the Reform UK leader’s journey to 10 Downing Street seemed inexorable. He’d been topping polls for more than a year. Rivals were defecting to his hard-right party in droves. He was framing the country’s political debate, …
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'I was drugged and raped by my husband for years'

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By Jane Deith Verified, Emma Forde
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7 hours ago The spies conducted surveillance for the Russians, targeting journalists, diplomats and dissidents in Britain, Austria, Spain and Montenegro, prosecutors said. LONDON — A Russian spy ring plotted to trade blood diamonds for weapons in Africa and supply drones to Russia’s military, according to …
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Generation K: The disturbing rise of ketamine abuse among young people Original

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By Jane Deith Verified
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Generation K: The disturbing rise of ketamine abuse among young people 25 February 2025 Jane Deith BBC File on 4 Investigates BBC At the urology department of Burnley General Hospital, 26-year-old Ryan (not his real name) is having a drug solution inserted through a catheter - part of his treatment for a condition known as ketamine bladder. This procedure will not completely reverse the damage inflicted by Ryan's previous addiction to the Class B drug, but it will help him manage the symptoms.
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