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'I was drugged and raped by my husband for years' Original

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By Jane Deith , Emma Forde
| BBC News
'I was drugged and raped by my husband for years' Jane Deith and Emma Forde BBC File on 4 Investigates Getty Images When Kate and her husband sat down one evening to have a chat, she could never have prepared for what he was about to tell her. "I have been raping you. I've been sedating you and taking photographs of you for years." Kate (not her real name) was speechless. She sat there frozen. She couldn't comprehend what he was saying.
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'I was drugged and raped by my husband for years'

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By Jane Deith , Emma Forde
| Flipboard
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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‘Children Are Suffering’ Due To Long NHS Surgery Waits

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By Amandeep Buttar, Jane Deith , Alys Harte
| Global News (World News)
3 hours ago By Jane Deith and Alys Harte, BBC File on 4 The number of children receiving treatment in private hospitals across the UK rose by almost a quarter last year to more than 46,000, according to new data seen by the BBC. In each case, families either paid for treatment or used medical insurance – rather than being referred by the NHS.
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