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As seen in: BBC Newsnight, Bottom Line, MSN Singapore, BBC, BBC News, Yahoo Canada, Aol, Flipboard, NewsBreak, Global Investigative Journalism Network
Investigations || Producer director || BBC || formerly @BBCNewsnight || sean.clare@bbc.co.uk
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Caravan owners felt 'bullied' by holiday parks

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By Lucy Parry, Sean Clare Verified, Lincolnshire Investigations
| Aol Verified
When Asha and Jason Ross bought a caravan sited in a North Yorkshire holiday park, they thought they had made an investment which would provide them with a steady income. However, within a few weeks, they found themselves selling the caravan back to the holiday park company which sold it to them – at a substantial loss. And when they sought legal advice to try to recoup their losses, they say that a park employee made veiled threats to them.
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Caravan owners felt 'bullied' by holiday parks

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By Lucy Parry, Sean Clare Verified
| Flipboard
5 hours ago Wall Street has coined a new term for Trump's tariff threats President Trump wants you to know he's not chicken, said Matthew Mpoke Bigg in The New York Times. At a press conference last week, a reporter … 15 hours ago She served the American people for 35 years. Now her retirement income is on the line Michele Santa Maria was 18 and a year out of high school when she landed a job at the Social Security Administration's field office in Chula Vista, Calif., in May 1990.
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How BBC Newsnight Exposed British Healthcare Scandals

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By Emily O'Sullivan Verified, Charlotte Rowles, Sean Clare Verified
| Global Investigative Journalism Network Verified
Each country has its own healthcare issues — whether lack of access to essential services, increasing poverty, health inequalities, or the effects of the private sector’s involvement in care. As spending on health has reached a new high in recent years — approximately 11% of global GDP — and challenges such as the COVID-19 pandemic have affected us all, newsrooms and journalists worldwide will find a wealth of public interest health stories worth investigating.
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