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Clarence Court or Tesco’s own: What your choice of egg says about you

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By Lorna Perry 
| Aol
Yes, the once-humble staple has become the latest middle-class status symbol. Thanks to shortages and "eggflation", the everyday half-dozen is now a delicacy. Like lobster, once the preserve of prisoners and servants, or caviar, which was so cheap bars would hand it out for free to get customers drinking, eggs have undergone a glow-up, and consumers are desperate to get their hands on certain brands.
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The gentleman has become an endangered species – we need to bring him back

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
In hindsight, I realised modern dating had a manners problem the night a man ditched me for a late-night kebab. It happened while I was at university. I’d gone on a date with a fellow student to a comedy night and the evening seemed to be going well – or so I thought. On the way home, we stopped to grab some food. Before I’d even unbuckled my seatbelt, he leapt out of the taxi and sprinted into a kebab shop, leaving me behind to foot the £20 fare.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
Birthdays were always an excuse for a proper party in the Codrington household. Growing up, Willa's childhood birthday teas at their home in Yorkshire were “legendary” – tables piled high with cocktail sausages, chicken nuggets, party rings and cupcakes, while shrieking children tore through the house. “There was food galore,” Willa, 26, recalls.
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Anorexia hijacked our lives for seven years. Now my daughter has a life again

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN Australia
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‘Anorexia hijacked our lives for seven years. Now my daughter has a life again’

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo
Emma and Willa Codrington went through a lengthy process of overcoming Willa’s eating disorder together - Andrew Crowley Birthdays were always an excuse for a proper party in the Codrington household. Growing up, Willa’s childhood birthday teas at their home in Yorkshire were “legendary” – tables piled high with cocktail sausages, chicken nuggets, party rings and cupcakes, while shrieking children tore through the house. “There was food galore,” Willa, 26, recalls.
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St George’s Day should be a national holiday

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo
We can learn much from the King’s Day parade in the Netherlands - Robert Deyrail/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images When people think of the Netherlands, certain images might spring to mind: the red-light district, marijuana cafés and perhaps even assisted dying. However, despite being seen as one of Europe’s most “progressive” countries, the Dutch – young and old – take great pleasure in celebrating their nation. I realise the importance of having a day off to celebrate your country when I lived there.
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Plastic plates and splitting costs: How dinner party etiquette has changed

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
Despite there being 31 years between us, my mother’s 20s and mine seem, at first glance, uncannily alike. She worked in the same office as I do now (back then, The Telegraph’s newsroom was a trading floor), lived in the same pocket of west London and spent her Fridays crawling out of the same pubs. You could almost believe nothing had changed. Except everything has. Nowadays, friends meet “the one” on dating apps rather than at a bar. Working from home has replaced the office grind.
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Clarence Court or Tesco’s own: What your choice of egg says about you

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
Yes, the once-humble staple has become the latest middle-class status symbol. Thanks to shortages and “eggflation”, the everyday half-dozen is now a delicacy. Like lobster, once the preserve of prisoners and servants, or caviar, which was so cheap bars would hand it out for free to get customers drinking, eggs have undergone a glow-up, and consumers are desperate to get their hands on certain brands.
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‘I didn’t believe in ghosts until I saw one at the end of my bed’: Your supernatural encounters

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
We will likely never know the identity of the ghostly young girl in the red dress, but her presence was enough to upset staff at a Norwich hospice to the extent that the NHS called in a “deliverance minister” – in other words, a Church of England exorcist.
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What your favourite supermarket says about you

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Style Canada
b' Supermarket lead ' The supermarket industry is always ripe for scrutiny and Telegraph readers have plenty to say about it. Last year, the battle of the middle-class supermarkets rumbled on, with Waitrose bringing back free coffees in a bid to win back customers from its arch-rival M&S – though many readers would prefer the return of free newspapers. Tesco and Sainsbury’s both hiked the price of their meal deals, while adding non-alcoholic beers into the mix.
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20 great British pubs we must protect from Reeves's tax raid, according to our writers

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By Lorna Perry , Oscar Frost
| MSN UK
There are many good pubs. What makes a great one, however, is different for everyone. For some, it's the array of local ales on tap, for others it's the pub grub, a sun-soaked beer garden or a fiercely competitive quiz night. But as William Blake once observed: “A good local pub has much in common with a church, except that a pub is warmer, and there's more conversation.” Many of our readers agree.
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20 great British pubs we must protect from Reeves’s tax raid, according to our writers

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo
Tŷ Coch Inn in Porthdinllaen, Wales, has ‘the best beer garden in the world’ according to Gareth Davies - Sebastian Wasek / Alamy Stock Photo There are many good pubs. What makes a great one, however, is different for everyone. For some, it’s the array of local ales on tap, for others it’s the pub grub, a sun-soaked beer garden or a fiercely competitive quiz night.
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What your favourite supermarket says about you

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
b' ' It has been a busy year for the supermarket industry, and Telegraph readers have had plenty to say about it. The battle of the middle-class supermarkets has rumbled on, with Waitrose bringing back free coffees in a bid to win back customers from its arch-rival M&S – though many readers would prefer the return of free newspapers. Tesco and Sainsbury's both hiked the price of their meal deals , while adding non-alcoholic beers into the mix .
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‘Travelling without my husband has benefited our marriage’

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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Your Budget 2025 questions answered in our expert Q&A

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By Cash O'Sullivan, Rachel Avery , Millie Smith, Lorna Perry , Laila Hussey, Rachel Duffy, Rachel Obordo 
| MSN UK
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Rees-Mogg, Adele... Pacino? Our writers’ and readers’ dream Celebrity Traitors line-up

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By Millie Smith, Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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‘This is an envy tax... Clobbering the already clobbered yet again’

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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Should Starmer introduce a wealth tax?

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Canada
Rachel Reeves has been urged by MPs to introduce a wealth tax - Chris Jackson/Getty Images During this week’s PMQs, Sir Keir Starmer refused to rule out the introduction of a wealth tax, despite Kemi Badenoch demanding a cast-iron guarantee that the Prime Minister would not launch an autumn Budget raid on the wealthy. The interrogation followed comments by Lord Kinnock, the former Labour leader, who suggested on Sunday that the party was “willing to explore” the introduction of a wealth tax.
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Should abortion have been decriminalised?

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Canada
While women will no longer be prosecuted for aborting their pregnancies at any point up to birth, an exclusive Telegraph poll reveals that 95 per cent of more than 11,000 respondents are against this decision. MPs voted with a majority of 242 to decriminalise seeking an abortion at any stage of gestation for any reason, removing the threat of women being investigated or arrested for seeking termination.
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I answered an advert to help a 90-year-old with his phone and now we’re best friends

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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I answered an advert to help a boomer with his phone and now we’re best friends

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By Lorna Perry 
| Aol
A century ago, being friends with someone much older or younger than you was nothing unusual. Close-knit communities, multigenerational households and shared social spaces, from churches to village pubs, naturally fostered connections across age groups. Social life was lived out in the open, with village fêtes and local dances welcoming young and old, and chats over garden fences. Now, the different generations seem worlds apart.
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I answered an advert to help a 90-year-old with his phone and now we’re best friends

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
A century ago, being friends with someone much older or younger than you was nothing unusual. Close-knit communities, multigenerational households and shared social spaces, from churches to village pubs, naturally fostered connections across age groups. Social life was lived out in the open, with village fêtes and local dances welcoming young and old, and chats over garden fences. Now, the different generations seem worlds apart.
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Poll of the week: Should the 2050 net zero target be scrapped?

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo
Ed Miliband has long been one of Westminster’s most vocal advocates for Britain’s net zero agenda. But his vision of a green future is increasingly coming up against a less forgiving reality. This week, we asked readers: Should the UK scrap its 2050 net zero target? A resounding 95 per cent of over 30,000 respondents said yes. Telegraph readers’ reasons ranged from economic survival to energy security and a growing frustration with what many see as climate policy detached from common sense.
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The young posh set are abandoning Royal Ascot for the London Marathon

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
Day at the races: ‘posh set’ member Lorna Perry is swapping her Ascot fascinator for Hoka running shoes this social season - Andrew Crowley My ticket is secured and my outfit is laid out on my bed. Transport there and back has been booked, food and booze will no doubt be in generous supply and gossip is guaranteed. I’m all set for the biggest event of the year in the Gen Z calender. Royal Ascot, you whisper? No, darling, the London Marathon, of course.
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The ultimate store cupboard essentials, according to Telegraph readers

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By Lorna Perry , Ellen Murphy
| MSN UK
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The ultimate store cupboard essentials, according to Telegraph readers

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
Not only are we facing soaring prices on supermarket shelves, but brands we once trusted are beginning to let us down. Take Twiglets, for example. A recent recipe tweak to reduce their salt content has left fans mourning the loss of the snack’s signature tang. If it wasn’t bad enough that Quality Street ditched its sparkly plastic wrappers and introduced paper tubs, the final nail in the coffin for many has been the decision to change the size and shape of the Purple One and Orange Crunch.
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Do you trust Trump to successfully deliver a peace agreement?

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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Poll of the week: Do you trust Trump to successfully deliver a peace agreement?

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo
Donald Trump cannot be trusted to successfully negotiate a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia, a poll of Telegraph readers has revealed. Throughout his 2024 presidential campaign, Trump repeatedly vowed to resolve the war within 24 hours of taking office. However, his approach — including suspending all US military aid to Ukraine and publicly undermining Volodymyr Zelensky—has left Telegraph readers questioning his intentions.
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Badenoch ‘should get off the fence and leave ECHR’

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By Millie Smith, Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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Badenoch ‘should get off the fence and leave ECHR’

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By Millie Smith, Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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‘His love letter was riddled with spelling mistakes’: Your biggest ‘icks’

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
Your loss: Several of our readers had no time for potential suitors with poor spelling and grammar - Lamaip/iStockphoto My friends and I have been compiling “ick” lists for years. High up on mine: ordering vanilla ice cream or tomato pasta, having a green driver’s licence, black bedsheets and – perhaps the ultimate deal-breaker – holding your nose when you jump in the pool. For Telegraph readers, their lists include Sir Keir Starmer, bad table manners and incorrect use of language.
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How has Kemi Badenoch fared in her first 100 days as Tory leader?

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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Vote: How has Kemi Badenoch fared in her first 100 days as Tory leader?

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Canada
Vote: How has Kemi Badenoch fared in her first 100 days as Tory leader? Monday, Feb 10 marks 100 days since Kemi Badenoch became leader of the Conservative Party. Upon taking office on Nov 2 2024, the former business secretary pledged to hold the Labour Government to account and ensure that by the next general election, the Conservatives would not only have a compelling set of policies but also a clear plan to implement them. However, her first months in charge have not been without difficulty.
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TikToker ‘makes fixing potholes sexy’ by filling them with flowers

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN Ireland
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Gen Z-er fed up with local potholes finds novel way to fill them

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By Lorna Perry , Arielle Goldstein
| MSN UK
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I went to a rehab clinic with crystal meth addicts to get over my phone addiction

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Life
After arriving at the quaint train station of rural Cuddington, Cheshire, I dragged my suitcase up the snow-dusted hill towards a charming-looking building, feeling every bit like Cameron Diaz in the film The Holiday. Like her, I was in need of a fresh start, craving a bit of escapism while hoping to get my life back on track. The difference? While she was about to stumble into the arms of Jude Law, I was checking into rehab for my social media addiction.
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‘It is time for Britain to make old people feel valued, not hasten them out the door’

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Canada
‘It is time for Britain to make old people feel valued, not hasten them out the door’ On Friday, MPs spent five hours debating Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, before voting in favour of legalising the Bill. The legislation would allow adults aged 18 and over in England and Wales, who are mentally capable, terminally ill, and in the final six months of their lives, to seek medical assistance to end their life.
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‘It is time for Britain to make old people feel valued, not hasten them out the door’

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo
On Friday morning, MPs will spend five hours debating Kim Leadbeater’s Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, before holding a free vote. If passed, the legislation would allow adults aged 18 and over in England and Wales, who are mentally capable, terminally ill, and in the final six months of their lives, to seek medical assistance to end their life. An exclusive poll conducted by The Telegraph showed 63 per cent of over 19,000 readers thought the Bill should not be passed.
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‘Labour will cripple our family business – despite us paying £11m in taxes last year’

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| MSN
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‘Labour will cripple our family business – despite paying £11m in taxes last year’

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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‘Labour will cripple our family business – despite paying £11m in taxes last year’

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By Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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Telegraph readers on Kemi Badenoch’s victory: ‘She will give Starmer a headache’

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo
After 14-and-a half-weeks of intense campaigning, Kemi Badenoch has officially won the Conservative Party leadership race. It is “time to get down to business” and “renew” the Conservatives and Britain, Mrs Badenoch said in her acceptance speech. She told party supporters: “The task that stands before us is tough but simple. Our first responsibility as His Majesty’s Loyal Opposition is to hold this Labour Government to account.
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‘If we have to pay at point of use, then that’d be better than waiting years in pain’

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By Lorna Perry , Andrew Andronicou 
| MSN UK
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Exporting patients to the Philippines and fines for drunks in A&E – how you would fix the NHS

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By Lorna Perry , Andrew Andronicou 
| MSN
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Exporting patients to the Philippines and fines for drunks in A&E – how you would fix the NHS

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By Lorna Perry , Andrew Andronicou 
| MSN UK
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Exporting patients to the Philippines and fines for drunks in A&E - how you would fix the NHS

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo
Sir Keir Starmer launched a “national conversation” on NHS reform on Monday, inviting the public, experts and staff to weigh in through a public survey and idea suggestion page, which the Government intend to use to help shape its 10-year health plan. As part of the biggest conversation on the NHS since its inception, the public was encouraged to suggest their ideas for reform – of which there were more than 800 within hours – and vote others’ suggestions up or down in a league table.
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US families clash over election views

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By Candela Orobitg-Baena, Ellen Murphy, Arielle Goldstein, Lorna Perry 
| MSN UK
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Labour’s war on pubs: ‘A gloves-off attack on a legal, taxed individual choice’

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By Lorna Perry 
| Yahoo Canada
Steve Blake in the beer garden of his pub in Marlow - Steve Blake First, a proposed ban on smoking in pub gardens. Now, landlords could be forced to close their doors early. What will be next in Labour’s “war on pubs”? Last month, Sir Keir Starmer said the Government could ban smoking in pub gardens, arguing that the move would reduce the burden on the NHS. Sir Keir said: “My starting point on this is to remind everybody that over 80,000 people lose their lives every year because of smoking.
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‘There is nothing Trump could do that would make me vote for him’

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By Candela Orobitg-Baena, Ellen Murphy, Arielle Goldstein, Lorna Perry 
| MSN
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‘I’m voting for Trump but my dad thinks he’s a nutcase’

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By Candela Orobitg-Baena, Ellen Murphy, Arielle Goldstein, Lorna Perry 
| MSN
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