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As seen in: The Daily Mirror, MSN, MSN Ireland, MSN New Zealand, MSN Philippines, MSN Singapore, MSN UK, MSN South Africa, Sunday Mirror, Sunday People, Yahoo News UK and
Daily Mirror Journalist - North East Correspondent.
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Prisoners 'found with banned fat jabs and glow-up shots' behind bars

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By Jeremy Armstrong Verified, Dan Warburton Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Prisoners are taking illicit fat-busting jabs and glow-up shots that improve skin radiance behind bars , a report reveals. Watchdogs have said weight loss jabs and skin improvers had been detected for the first time in one of the UK's jails. Steroids were also discovered HMP Thorn Cross near Warrington, Cheshire, according to the prison's Independent Monitoring Board.
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Fight against racism 'more important today than ever before', say campaigners

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By Jeremy Armstrong Verified
| AOL UK Verified
The fight against racism is more important today than ever before due to the rise of the far right in the UK and beyond, campaigners warn. Union leaders and sporting stars joined forces to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Show Racism the Red Card. The charity was founded in 1996 when Newcastle United goalkeeper Shaka Hislop was racially abused by youths on a garage forecourt.
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King Charles writes to families of police officers killed in A66 crash who 'made the ultimate sacrifice'

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By Jeremy Armstrong Verified, Russell Myers Verified
| MSN UK Verified
King Charles has written letters of condolence to the families of the two officers killed in the A66 tragedy. Charles sent his deepest sympathy to the widows of Cleveland Police officers PC Tom Clough, 38, and PC Matthew Blades, 37, the Mirror was told. The King wanted to add his voice to the extraordinary show of support for the two officers who "made the ultimate sacrifice" in the line of duty.
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