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Mark Hookham

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As seen in: The Mail on Sunday, MSN, MSN Australia, MSN Canada, MSN Ireland, MSN New Zealand, MSN Singapore, MSN UK, Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mail, MSN India and
Senior News Reporter at The Mail on Sunday. Email: mark.hookham@mailonsunday.co.uk
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Leafy streets blighted as landlords clobbered by Labour split family homes into ugly bedsits

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By Mark Hookham Verified, Elizabeth Ivens, Graeme Culliford Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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Leafy streets blighted as landlords, clobbered by Labour, split family homes into ugly bedsits

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By Mark Hookham Verified, Elizabeth Ivens, Graeme Culliford Verified
| MSN Verified
Mark Hookham and Elizabeth Ivens and Graeme Culliford Get your news delivered straight to you by 7am - sign up to our new Morning Mail newsletter for FREE A short walk from the All England Club that will host today's Wimbledon men's final, the Victorian terraced properties of Elsenham Street are stunning family homes in the heart of one of London 's leafiest enclaves.
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EU's drive to let satellite technology force your car to slow down to 20mph

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By Mark Hookham Verified
| EIN News
Drivers may soon be forced to stick to speed limits by satellite technology that automatically slows down speeding cars, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Radical road safety reforms being considered by the European Commission would require every new vehicle to be fitted with a device that limits engine power for anyone driving too fast.
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